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@milavit I have 3 years NICU experience. applied about two weeks ago. Haven’t heard anything. It’s luck it seems.

I’m so happy the recruiter found something else for you! Hopefully you get it this time around. Recruiters I've encountered aren’t as helpful nor do they reply to emails. Would you mind sharing the email of the recruiter? You can pm me.

What did you end up deciding?

Yes keep applying. I applied to another job on the site 2 days after my interview with the PCD LOL.

Hope we all get an offer!

@alexis_brickcity thank you! Good luck to you as well! yes it’s a unionized hospital. I interviewed for one of their PICU units. My status is at “assessment/reference” also. Did you guys send “thank you” emails afterwards? Don’t know if that’s a thing anymore or if it helps your chances. I feel like most mangers know if they’re going to hire you or not after an interview.

I interviewed with HR last Monday. She scheduled an interview with the PCD then sent a link for references. HR sent the reference link before my interview with the PCD so I don’t really think it means much in my case. I think it’s a way to move things along quickly in case you’re hired. My interview with the PCD was this past Friday. After my interview with her ended, she asked 2 of her nurses to meet with me and they basically interviewed me also. It was a very chilled vibe. PCD said I’d hear back “sooner than later” so fingers crossed. My references are complete just waiting to hear back. I’m a bit nervous because my coworker interviewed for the very same position a few months ago and didn’t receive an offer. This was at the Columbia campus btw. @alexis_brickcity what unit or campus did you interview at? @kn0607 don’t lose hope. Their hiring process can be slowww!

Hey, Congrats! Comment your email

@dilani35 Thanks so much for answering my questions How is that you were able to start in the Summer when you were admitted for fall 2020? Can we take classes the Summer before fall start date?

@dilani35 According to the curriculum, there are some courses offered in-class and some online. Were all courses offered online due to Covid or did you have to go on campus for same?

@dilani35 oh great! So you’ll be done with the program fall 2022? Are classes offered in Winter and Summer and did you take any during those seasons?

@Apatel54 I tried emailing you at your Binghamton email but I got a mail failure notice.

@Apatel54 it would nice to creat a group for incoming class on whatapp or something. I started the FNP program at lehman a few semesters ago before they lost accreditation and one thing I’ve learned in graduate school is to have support from fellow classmates to make it though certain semesters!

@dilani35 are you saying you work a full AND a part time job and STILL manage the program? Also, you started the program last year and have only clinical left to complete?

Awesome! Congrats

@m.doc Hunter or PACE? I got in for Hunter.

I got accepted for fall 2021. Anyone else?

@SweetRN did you ever hear back?

@sej I also applied and wanted to know the same thing. What’s your experience, stats If you don’t mind me asking.

Sej, I’m looking to apply to well. In fact, I completed my application. Just waiting to hear back. Mind sharing your stats and work experience?

Hey. I did get into lehman and did decide on lehman! I got into PACE and LIU also which are great schools. I would have hard a hard time picking between the two also!

Hi. I applied in February and thought everything was completed but they needed prove (syllabus) of nursing assessment and research. That’s what delayed it. Nevertheless, My application was completed some where March 4th-5th. Received my acceptance letter March 10th. No interview. Unfortunately, I didn’t end up going because I got accepted at Lehman, much cheaper. LIU is rolling admissions so once your application is complete, you hear back from them quick. Goodluck!

@Nursenad what’s your email? I’ll email you a program outline

Sure thing!!

Hi! Thank you!! Like every program, there are pros sad cons. Lehman is no different. Professors are great. Program isn’t easy but it’s not extremely difficult. Find study partners and be open to share materials(even if it’s online, you can still connect with people).You all are in it to graduate so it’s not a competition! I dint know how it works with an online program but with us, the classes were picked for us by the department so we had no say in professors. With that being said, full time is 3 classes (12 credits) per semester plus a clinical. Again like professors, you have no say in clinical sites. You’re placed by the department. Maybe things have changed but I doubt it. Let me know if you have any questions. Goodluck!