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Hi all, I am an experienced (oncology, med/surg/tele) nurse looking to transition into a new department. I am looking for insight about this program (AKA transitional program), and whether it is worth the sacrifice to leave my current position (great pay, flexible scheduling, and chill staff). However, I've always wanted to check out emergency nursing and figured if I don't do it while I'm young ill get too comfortable to pursue this later. Any advice is appreciated! Thank you ❤️

Congrats everyone! I did as well, good luck to all of us :)

Hello, I was wondering if you anyone can kindly share and provide tips on how to prepare for the panel interview as well as the unit interview? Any advice is greatly appreciated!

No problem :) Has anyone heard any updates yet? please share!

Hello all, I found this on their RN residency program page. RN Residency Program - East Los Angeles - Boyle Heights, California (CA) - White Memorial Medical Center, Los Angeles, California "All interested applicants who apply online will prepare a prescreening questionnaire and e-mail it to [email protected]. Additional documents can also be emailed to [email protected]." Im not sure when they need the documents - after the recorded interview or during a one on one interview.. hope this helps

Hello calimcf, I will be attending MSMU Summer 2016 and was wondering if you can share your experience? Is there anything I should do before I start (reviewing/reading)? Any heads up and tips to make nursing school a bit more tolerable? Also, the program is quite costly how you were able to situate the financial part of it? Thank you so much for your time!

Can anyone share more in-depth of their experience? thank you!