HConway214

There are lots of options for CNAs, in home health care, staffing agencies, etc. it helps with your comfort level interacting with patients, and when I worked for a staffing agency I was placed in a children's hospital. There are lots of options, but the experience is invaluable, helps you get hired as an RN, and is a great learning opportunity. Go for it!

Sunrunner, what unit were you accepted into? Congratulations!

ICN asked for resume, letters of rec, RN license copy, BLS/NRP. I think it varies by unit.

Ahhh I hope not every unit is 3 weeks!!! That's forever!

Did they say when they'll get back to you, and how many applicants there were? Just curious

Good luck!!

It's only one round right? I heard it used to be two.

Was it mostly behavioral?

My status didn't change when I got called. @nicurn- thank you for saying 4-5 people. I wasn't told that. I'm just thinking of answers to possible questions. Just so everyone knows, this thread isn't just about the ICN, that just happens to be the unit I'm interviewing in :)

Hey everyone! I noticed there wasn't a thread for people to discuss upcoming interviews for UCSF New Grad RN program. I'm interviewing for the ICN on 9/2. Does anyone have any insights into the interview process or have anything else they want to discuss?

Just got the HR rejection too. And I wasn't told anything about spots opening up so I'm not holding my breath

Nope. Emailed ----------------- directly. She said she had contacted hr already, but didn't say whether she called people or not

I emailed about PICN, wasn't chosen.

Anyone hear from the PICN yet?

They're sending acceptance emails!