so i got an email with the subject, "University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics Critical Care Internship Invitation." In it, i was invited to complete a "Montage View" and i just wanted to know what the heck this is! It sounds like an online one-way interview where they ask questions and I respond with either "video, audio, or written responses."
I was told that if i was considered for a position, i would get a Reference-Check email (which I did) but I also go this email from the Recruiter himself (it is just a generalized email that was clearly not written 'just for me' but i had the ability to directly email him back as opposed to the "do not reply" message I got from the Reference-Check email). Is this a new thing they just started?
Has anyone done this before? What kinds of questions are asked? is it normal to get this invitation along with the reference-check? Can you re-do a video or audio recording before actually submitting it?
Private message me and I'll give you the low down on how to score a job.
Yes I was able to receive your message but I couldn't reply back. Maybe you could just give me the info/advice you were going to give me through the message and I can just work on getting more posts out there so I can use private message
I would mainly just like to actually GET a job anywhere at IMHC or U of U. My goal is to be anywhere in critical care. Best case scenario in the ER. But I just cannot work Med Surg. I would just die haha I think this is the last post I have to make before I can send you a PM. But I just really wana job with either of those 2 companies. And no I don't live in Utah. I will move there May 29th. If I still don't have a job by that time, I will not hesitate to be that person that's in HR everyday with muffin baskets
Have you applied to many other places besides University of Utah? I called a bunch of the hospitals a while back and most said they wouldn't even look at my resume till I passed boards.
I've only applied to intermountain and University. And really? I haven't called to ask that specifically. I was told by a couple HR recruiters that they recommended me applying 3-4 weeks before my actual graduation date because they said it would take around that time before they were actually wanting to hire me.
Not sure. I know they had a ton of applicants and they're running behind, so I wouldn't be surprised if they were still calling today. Hopefully you get a call soon.
tabithug531
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Yes I was able to receive your message but I couldn't reply back. Maybe you could just give me the info/advice you were going to give me through the message and I can just work on getting more posts out there so I can use private message