Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

[dt222]

Hi all,

Starting this thread before the Jan '22 cohort application opens up today (hopefully soon!) I have all the required documents ready to submit, patiently refreshing and hoping the link to apply pops up soon. Let's all connect and keep each other updated on our application process. Good luck to everyone! :)

[StarryNight92]

3 minutes ago, BayRN21 said:

Yeah that’s what I’m wondering too. At first it seems like they would contact those first with their first option. But it seems that what I’ve seen the most is that those who have been contacted the soonest were either rejected or offered their third option or float pool.

 

btw, anyone heard of multiple official rejections going out for Orange or Mission? I heard of an official rejection that went out for Orange after their interview.

I did hear people saying that their application status has changed to “withdrawal” and they contacted the recruiters, and then got a job offer. How is that possible? I would love to reach out to the recruiter because my hands are itching to do so, but I’ll just wait patiently. 

[BayRN21]

1 minute ago, StarryNight92 said:

I did hear people saying that their application status has changed to “withdrawal” and they contacted the recruiters, and then got a job offer. How is that possible? I would love to reach out to the recruiter because my hands are itching to do so, but I’ll just wait patiently. 

Yeah I’ve heard that too. But I have actually heard that someone was already actually officially notified they were rejected and they confirmed it too from Orange.

[StarryNight92]

3 minutes ago, BayRN21 said:

Yeah I’ve heard that too. But I have actually heard that someone was already actually officially notified they were rejected and they confirmed it too from Orange.

Do you know if they’ll call or email us for rejection? 

[BayRN21]

5 minutes ago, StarryNight92 said:

Do you know if they’ll call or email us for rejection? 

I didn’t ask how she was contacted. I think over email ? That’s how most places do it.

[StarryNight92]

Still having a little hope. Sending positivity to everyone! ?

[BayRN21]

4 minutes ago, StarryNight92 said:

Still having a little hope. Sending positivity to everyone! ?

Same here !! Sorry you may have mentioned this already, but what were your choices ? 

[kc123]

Hi all. They email you if you did not get an offer, usually within two weeks or so.

[StarryNight92]

Just now, BayRN21 said:

Same here !! Sorry you may have mentioned this already, but what were your choices ? 

I chose L&D, OR, and ED department! 

[kc123]

Does anyone know if there is a FB group for those who were accepted to St Joseph's in Orange for January 2022?

[NEW MSN OCRN, MSN]

Hi Everyone who has accepted and/or planning to accept the TIP Residency for 2022. There are 90 of us in this cohort!

I got my offered my top pick with 24hrs of the panel interview this week. My question is: Does anyone know what happens if you accept then cancel/break the "contract" before the 2022 Cohort starts on Jan 31, 2022?

The recruiter did NOT have a concrete answer for me and I am very hesitant to accept my offer within 24hrs of reading the offer email. I spoke to her about the specifics but once the email is read, you have to accept within 24hrs.

I am especially hesitant because I have other interviews scheduled at USC and UCLA and Providence was my first and Providence's pay is roughly 25% less than LA new grad positions at say Cedars. That is huge especially when this contract is 2YEARS!

Anyway, if anyone has a solid understanding of breaking the initial offer contract, let me know. I am all ears. 

Thanks and good luck everyone!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[StarryNight92]

1 hour ago, NEW MSN OCRN said:

Hi Everyone who has accepted and/or planning to accept the TIP Residency for 2022. There are 90 of us in this cohort!

I got my offered my top pick with 24hrs of the panel interview this week. My question is: Does anyone know what happens if you accept then cancel/break the "contract" before the 2022 Cohort starts on Jan 31, 2022?

The recruiter did NOT have a concrete answer for me and I am very hesitant to accept my offer within 24hrs of reading the offer email. I spoke to her about the specifics but once the email is read, you have to accept within 24hrs.

I am especially hesitant because I have other interviews scheduled at USC and UCLA and Providence was my first and Providence's pay is roughly 25% less than LA new grad positions at say Cedars. That is huge especially when this contract is 2YEARS!

Anyway, if anyone has a solid understanding of breaking the initial offer contract, let me know. I am all ears. 

Thanks and good luck everyone!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Is this for the Burbank location or OC? I did hear that the pay is definitely on the lower side but you do get great training. 

[alkang_rn]

Got an offer call from St. Jude! Almost didn't pick up because the call was from Seattle, WA LOL. I interviewed on 11/2 and got the offer email on 11/9. I accepted and I will be on the Orthopedic unit day shift ?