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Hey guys! I have a friend who's currently a Registered Nurse at Mayo Clinic. She is looking for someone to take over her lease in August! She lives at The Pines, it's a one bedroom (top floor) for $945 which is pretty affordable! The Pines has great reviews so if anyone is interested please let me know! :)

My POPA is in late May so I still got time!

I've gotten my POPA email but not my HR email yet! I'm worried!

Has anyone gotten an email about scheduling their HR appointment yet?! I've gotten my POPA scheduled already but haven't gotten an email yet about an HR appointment.

I did not interview on that specific floor but that seems like an awesome unit to start your nursing career! I say be yourself and prepare by going on the Mayo website and reading about the Mayo values and whatnot! I think Mayo even has an interview page that lists typical questions they may ask during the interview. I would google "Mayo interview questions" and it should pop up! Because you are interviewing on such a high intense environment maybe go over some prioritization stuff regarding post op open heart patients! You'll do great! :)

I've scheduled my POPA but I haven't gotten any email from HR regarding appointments! Maybe they'll send it out in later March or April?! And I haven't started looking at housing yet but I'm looking to rent an apartment! Rochester seems to have many new apartment buildings so lots of options for new grads!

yes I've scheduled my POPA but I haven't gotten an HR appointment email yet! But I can't wait to pass boards and start!

It's at the Methodist campus in downtown!

I accepted a position on the bone marrow transplant unit too!! I start July 30th!

Yes!! What floor will you be on again?!

bblondon, CNA that's when my tentative start date is too!!

Omg yay!! Congrats!! That's so exciting! Which unit?!

Yes that would be great!!

Wow good luck to you guys who have or just had interviews! Btw, are you guys all May grads looking to start sometime in the summer?! Just making sure I'm not the only May graduate! :)

Yup 64 hours is definitely considered full time for nurses but maybe part time for other professions even though the website says part time. You'll get the same benefits as a full time employee which is nice. And yes mine was 64 hours as well. Most people are usually hired either 64 or 72 I believe.