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I never got a call! At least you made some headway. Hope you get a call. I am hoping for some luck for the April group.

Did anyone hear from L&D?

Yay. They are routing apps!!! I am really hoping to get in for the April start. I graduate in 5 days!!!! Good luck to everyone. Let us know if you get a call!

denied.

I submitted my application the last day, so maybe it is one of the last to be reviewed as well?

No news yet

Apparently the BRN is going to be delaying applications from late November through late January. I'm nervous I wont get my license in time even if I were hired. How long does it usually take to get your license from date of graduation?

iheartpedsforever, I did precept in my unit of choice, but I don't that would disqualify you. I think on the last years thread that people didn't precept in peds and still got in. Where did you precept? Good luck!

Wondering what units everyone is hoping to get in to? I put that I am most interested in L&D.

It's back up. They fixed the glitch. I was devastated for a minute there. Good luck to everyone!

no problem. Good luck!

Hey I started a new thread for the 2016 residency https://allnurses.com/nursing-first-job/lucile-packard-residency-1017364.html#post8727541

Hello. I am applying for the Versant residency at Lucile Packard children's and wanted to start a thread for everyone. Wondering if they are mainly interested in candidates from the bay area that precepted at their facility?

Hi, I will be applying for the 2016 cohort. I was interested in how competitive it is? For the people that got interviewed and/or offered a position - did you have extensive medical field experience prior to nursing school? Bilingual? 4.0 GPA's? Extensive clinical volunteering? I am just anxious to feel out where I may stand in the applicant pool. Thanks!

I just finished my second semester of nursing school. Yay. But, I have to admit, even though I have great grades and have consistently been recognized as one of the top students in my classes, I am totally freaked out! It feels like you have to know SOOOO much patho and pharm that I doubt myself. What if I mistakenly overlook some lab value in the future and give a med I should have held? My classmates don't seem as daunted with the responsibilities of being a nurse, even ones that aren't doing as well in our classes. Is it normal to feel this way? Are you guys all constantly stressed the moment you step on the floor?