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USC Keck New Graduate RN Residency Program September 2021
Hello All, Does everyone already took NCLEX exam when applying for the versant? I graduated in May and still waiting for my ATT number to take my NCLEX exam, but I decided to apply for the versant and just go with the flow. I'm going to have a virtual interview on Monday 7/19. I'm currently doing my research about general interview questions. Wish me luck!
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USC Keck New Graduate RN Residency Program September 2020
Hi Shawn, are you still working on neuro ICU floor? I'm currently working there as float pool PCT. I'm going to apply for August cohort 2021. If you do still working, I have questions. Email me at [email protected] Thank you wew I was expecting more.
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USC Keck New Graduate RN Residency Program September 2020
Hello everyone, internal applicant (that doesn't mean I'll get hire, easly). According to most coworkers, including that got hired into residency program. It's very difficult to get into USC Keck. Few years back, they said, USC had >500 nurse residency applicants, but only <50 got hired. Many internal applicants didn't get hired. I heard, 1st they prioritize BSN and up candidate. Because of this, I had to forced myself to registered for an online school at Chamberlain university for bridging RN-BSN-MSN program just so I have more chances to get accept it and I can put it on my resume that I'm currently continuing education. Anyway, I haven't submitted my applications. Still waiting the letter of recommendation from my nursing instructors. Honestly, I'm so stress and nervous about this. But guys, have a faith to yourself, at least try to apply. You never know about the future, you might get hire even though you don't meet the qualification. I really need to submit my application. The deadline is getting closer and closer.
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
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LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
I totally understand you. Same here, I thought I did everything correctly, but nope, I had to redo one of my test. Anyway, it was super stressful because that's another $100 to spend, but I google it to find a community clinic. There're a lot in LA area. I called every clinic until I found one that only charge my test (Quanteferon Gold for TB) for $15 instead of a $100. Maybe you could try this number. Tell them it's for school, so they'll not charge you a lot. 5205 Melrose Ave. LA, CA 90038 P: 323-769-7800. Call today because you have to make an apt.
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LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
I discussedthis issue with my fellow classmates when we took a fired safety class. We checkedthe typo and it's 8 AM. By the way, what do y'all thinks about making FB LATTC nursing group for us. We can post there for study group, questions, etc so we can all help each other for the next 2 years.
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
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LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
I used to live in Burbank area for 12 years but moved to Southern Oregon in 2016. Now I'm moving back to LA to attend Nursing School. I've been working in the hospital as CNA for almost a year. I said, it's worth it taking CNA class. I don't know where in LA for CNA class but there's one in Burbank area (If you google it, hopefully you can find one), and CNA class is only about 2 months long ?
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
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LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance
Hi there, I applied in somewhere Nov 2017 and suppose to start Jan 2nd 2019, but I had to postponed due to my last trimester pregnancy. So I'll be in the program this Fall 2019. Best advice for you, avoid a private school. Trust me, you don't want to be in debt once you grad from the program. I have CNA license and I've been working in the hospital for a year now and I learn a lot from my fellow nurses. At the same time, working in the hospital, I get to know what type a nurse I'll be working in. So I encourage you, while waiting to get acceptance from LATTC, go get CNA license then apply to work in the hospital. Save money for when you start your RN program. By the way, when you work in the hospital for a year, usually the hospital has a program for people wants to continue their education and they'll pay for it. Good luck!
- LATTC RN Spring & Fall 2019 Acceptance