Hallie_renae

If you're interested in all of them, put women's services. But maybe highlight what you like about each of them in the cover letter

I'm an ADN and was offered a job in the NICU at Fort Worth! I think if you make it known that you plan on pursuing your BSN right away and show potential, you shouldn't have a problem. But, if you're up against a BSN student, that may put a step behind. It's not impossible tho.

My friend was offered a job at Arlington for ER. I heard they are very behind on calling, they were calling people till 8pm yesterday

What units did you interview for and where??

I was just told that the recruiters wouldn't be reaching out anymore today (8/16), but they would continue to do so tomorrow.

I had a friend get an offer today, has anyone else received offers??

I'll be graduating with my ADN! From what I hear, if you're qualified and they like you, having an adn should not hold you back. You just have to get your BSN within 2 years of being hired

Yay thats exciting! Where are you interviewing and for what specialty? I have interviews with Fort Worth for NICU, L&D, and Antepartum, Southwest for L&D, and Arlington Memorial for L&D, Postpartum, and GYN Surg alllllll on August 8th.

The interviews are in August for internal employees! I believe they are opening the residency positions externally on September 17th, per the website. Jobs at Texas Health

Hey, Y'all! I decided to go ahead and make a thread for the GN February 2019 Residency just because I know all of us will be on edge till the interview week in August! For my preference form I selected THR Fort Worth, Southwest, HEB, Alliance, and Arlington for locations and Neonatal ICU, L&D, and Postpartum for my specialties. I currently work at THR Fort Worth in the Neonatal ICU as a PCT. Let's keep everyone informed on the process!

My facebook name is Hallie Renae Crossnoe

Is anyone going to do theory hybrid?

I just got my acceptance email! Did everyone else?

So by end of the day do you think they mean 5 when the nursing office closes?

I know for sure I would like to do Pediatrics. I have a few specialties I am interested in. I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at 16 and through that experience is how I decided I wanted to pursue nursing. So working at Cooks in the endocrinology unit would be a dream! I also volunteered at Cooks for 2 years in the hematology/oncology unit and absolutely loved it. The kids, the atmosphere, everything was just amazing. So I definitely wouldn't mind ending up there either. No matter what, I would love to work at cooks. Eventually I want to become a pediatric nurse practitioner:)