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Hi everyone. Just wanted to start a thread for the upcoming new grad residency at St. Rose. Applications being accepted today Jun 1- Jun 7. Lets keep in touch for all those who applied and see how this goes. They are only accepting 13 new grads.. smh...

Hi everyone. I am trying to join the Navy Nurse Corps for FY 2014 (Oct. 2013). I know this is a bit early for a thread like this but I plan on beginning my package in January 2013 to allow maximum time to perfect my application kit. I will be graduat...

Hi there. Interviews are usually from a panel of nurses. In my case, I had 2 because the nursing manager had to be elsewhere. Dress professionally, be confident, and think about the questions asked before answering them. I can't exactly remember the ...

I thought the next step up is PCU or IMC.... Acuity is higher than med-surg yet lower than ICU. Going straight to ICU will probably overwhelm you. I am in IMC and let me tell you, some days I feel like the unit should be called ICU. The difference is...

1. State you work in: NV 2. Years of experience: 0 (New Grad Residency) 3. Specialty/unit and work setting (clinic, hospital, prison, etc): IMC acute care hospital setting 4. Hourly Pay (base rate) or salary: 32.56/hr 5. Differentials (if any): yes b...

This "NCB" test is so stupid. I took it for an awesome new grad residency position and passed. However, I also took the same exact test for another hospital position and failed, which eliminated my chances of applying to over 10 hospitals in the city...

Being a veteran means nothing to the VA. I applied for the VALOR program with them as a nursing student and didn't get selected either. I have 7 years of active military experience in the USMC and I am also a war vet. Having a military background (ve...

Hi. I'm sorry to hear that you didn't pass. My advice is to pick ONE NCLEX source and master that front to back. Dedicate about 2 hours a day to focus on studying without any distractions and read all the rationales, even if the answer you chose was ...

I was a per-diem sitter for 3 years (12hr/day shift) while going to nursing school. We do have full time sitters at our hospital (county). It is the easiest job ever and perfect for nursing students. I was able to get a lot of studying done (unless I...

I'm from Las Vegas. Graduated May 11 and passed NCLEX June 12. Interviewed for New Grad residency on July 17th and got offered position the same day. But..... I have also applied and received rejection letters for about 20 other positions before land...

Did you get your official offer letter yet? I'm still waiting on it. The verbal offer just feels surreal right now and I can't trust it until I see it on paper. Lol

Yeah I agree. I was only there for 1 interview and had to wait 2 hours for it. I had a lot of anxiety watching people come and go. Soooo many people had two interviews, which made me feel kind of nervous because that doubles their chances of being se...

Got the call around 3:30 today... Soooooooo excited to start working!!!!

Just had interview today. Lots of new grads. I had a panel of two nurses and both were extremely nice! Of course I felt interview went well but it all comes down to who they decide to choose. They said they will be making selections shortly after all...

Congrats on getting THREE interviews! I am also a new grad and have been dealt with a lot of rejection letters too. I have my own rejection email folder in my gmail account.. lol I am also interviewing next week for St. Rose IMC-Siena team. Fingers c...

They say bring 1 professional and 1 personal reference. Do you think it would hurt to bring more than 2? I don't want to overdue it. Lol... Also, they say interviews begin at 8:30. Are they just interviewing us in the order we arrive or waiting for g...

I got an email this morning for interview on July 17 at 8:30am. I will be interviewing for IMC Siena. Good Luck and keep us all posted. Lets make this thread very informative for future applicants. :)

I think it was under their job posting at the very bottom. I heard that they want BSN grads only and GPA must be 3.2 or better.

I'm assuming that's where we upload all our documents. That's where I uploaded mine.

I was told within a week if they didn't have to do a second round of interviews. Fingers crossed!!

It was for the PCU rotations. Did you apply for the unit-based position?

Hey guys. Just had my interview with Grossmont PCU residency. Panel of 3. Holy Moly Scenarios!! Every question was a scenario question so be prepared!

3.8 GPA and currently precepting in an ICU in Las Vegas.

I will be graduating in May with a BSN.