Providence New Grad TIPS June 2023

[Carooo]

Has anybody else applied for Providence Holy Cross in Mission Hills for June 2023 cohort? 

I interviewed 03/23 and they said in ~2weeks we will hear back. I wanted to start this thread to share our process through this ?

[Almostanurse24x]

starks123 said:

Hey! I interviewed for st Jude and st joes. Got ED at st joes. 

Both were panel interviews and asked for top 3 units of interest. St Jude actually gave me a scenario and asked some basic questions: what med would you recommend, sbar, etc. st Joseph was a panel interview as well but they separated it based off of units. Each room had around 3-8 nurse managers (from different units) who would sit in on the interview and ask questions. They separated it based on various med surg units, ICU/step down/ED, labor delivery, etc. You go to 3 rooms and do a really quick 5-10 min interview (maybe even shorter tbh) and rotate until your done. It's all really straight forward behavioral questions. The ED/ICU interview asked one nursing question about "what med would you give for this scenario". Hope this helps haha. Message me for any other questions

oh wow! I tried messaging you but it will not allow me until I reach a certain amount of post ? (I think) 

 

do you have any tips ? or anything you think made you stand out for the ED? Also do you remember what medication it was lolol 

[RunAround, ASN]

Almostanurse24x said:

wow that does sound pretty tough haha! Thank you for the insight! Are you currently working at providence? 

I will be come next week! I'm really excited.

Yes the interviews were tough, but they were friendly. 

[portugal7]

Does anyone have any insight on the schedule? I was told I would receive one from HR but all I have is what we do in the first day (which is online?). Emailed and still haven't received any info...

[Jin J]

Same here! I haven't heard anything. What hospital?

[portugal7]

Jin J said:

Same here! I haven't heard anything. What hospital?

St joseph, you?

[Jin J]

Tarzana

[Jin J]

Is the virtual online orientation for first day done at home? 

[RN2023CA]

Jin J said:

Is the virtual online orientation for first day done at home? 

I received the Orientation email for St. Joe's - Orange. While it doesn't explicitly state that the virtual portion is "at home" the timeline provided said we have a lunch break from 11:30a - 12:30p in which we are to use the time to eat and travel to our hospital sites for the in-person portion of orientation. Based on the info provided, I would think we begin our day at home and then travel to our sites.

[Jin J]

Hello, thanks! Ironically, right after my post, I received an email with all the details. Yes, I'm assuming the first half of the day is done at home. 

[nursetee457, ASN]

For those at LCOM-Torrance. The first day on Monday is just self-paced online modules, right? We aren't doing a teams meeting or going in person? I know it depends on the department, but I don't want to miss anything.

[fallen.embers89, BSN]

nursetee457 said:

For those at LCOM-Torrance. The first day on Monday is just self-paced online modules, right? We aren't doing a teams meeting or going in person? I know it depends on the department, but I don't want to miss anything.

Hey,

I haven't received any email yet from Torrance. I hope to hear something by the end of today. ?. I sent you a DM 

 

[toystory]

nursetee457 said:

For those at LCOM-Torrance. The first day on Monday is just self-paced online modules, right? We aren't doing a teams meeting or going in person? I know it depends on the department, but I don't want to miss anything.

I believe all of the new hires who aren't already employed at Providence will have a new caregiver orientation! I can't remember if it's self-paced, but hopefully they'll email you soon if you have to attend an in-person session.