Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

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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! :)

Specializes in OB.
5 minutes ago, NEW MSN OCRN said:

Yep. Up North is where the bounty is but SoCal is Socal. I can't stop cringing at this $44hr w/diff for OC. That's rough especially for those of us that took out 100k loans. Geezus. I've done the math 6 ways to Sunday and my calculator just keeps saying 404 Error. LOL

Maybe that’s why I didn’t get an offer because they know I’m from NorCal so as soon as I saw the rate I would’ve said no ?

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Does anyone know whether Providence pays RN Residents differently by speciality/unit? For example, more for ICU or ED position than say Med-Surg?

Thanks!

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6 minutes ago, allaitement said:

Does anyone know whether Providence pays RN Residents differently by speciality/unit? For example, more for ICU or ED position than say Med-Surg?

Thanks!

For Med-Surg was offered high 40s. On a side note, anyone land in med surg? I have yet to see anyone say so. 

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50 minutes ago, Binbad said:

For Med-Surg was offered high 40s. On a side note, anyone land in med surg? I have yet to see anyone say so. 

Which hospital is this for? My offer was for Mission hospital medical-surgical and the rate was low $40s 

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57 minutes ago, carn11 said:

Which hospital is this for? My offer was for Mission hospital medical-surgical and the rate was low $40s 

This is from St Joe

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I think the pay varies depending on the units. Some units pay base pay for the first 8 hours and then time & 1/2 for the last 4 hours.

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Specializes in OB.
4 hours ago, nyrse said:

I think the pay varies depending on the units. Some units pay base pay for the first 8 hours and then time & 1/2 for the last 4 hours.

All hospitals pay OT when you work more than 8 hours. It’s the law 

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22 minutes ago, BayRN21 said:

All hospitals pay OT when you work more than 8 hours. It’s the law 

Did my research and can confirm.

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3 hours ago, BayRN21 said:

All hospitals pay OT when you work more than 8 hours. It’s the law 

That’s not true, some contracts are straight pay for 12 hours.

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Specializes in OB.
1 minute ago, nyrse said:

That’s not true, some contracts are straight pay for 12 hours.

What hospitals and what states ? 
 

usually you only get base pay for 12 hours if you are a salary employee. 

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1 minute ago, BayRN21 said:

What hospitals and what states ? 
 

usually you only get base pay for 12 hours if you are a salary employee. 

In California LOL. I’ve worked at 3 different hospitals and 2/3 pay straight pay for 12 hours.

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Specializes in OB.
Just now, nyrse said:

In California LOL. I’ve worked at 3 different hospitals and 2/3 pay straight pay for 12 hours.

Well that’s unfortunate, sorry to hear that. If you look it up it says it’s law in California to pay OT for over 8 hours worked so ??‍♀️ Don’t know what to tell you, other than the info that can be found. 

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