Rady New Grad Summer 2024

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Members are discussing the lack of communication and updates regarding job applications, expressing frustration at not receiving responses from HR, receiving rejection emails, and feeling discouraged about the hiring process. Some users are sharing their experiences of not being able to apply again due to graduation dates and experience requirements, leading to a sense of hopelessness and disappointment in the hiring process.

Hey yall!

Posting this thread for those of us applying for the Summer cohort. This is my third and final application (after a year out of nursing school you become ineligible) I applied to med/surg, heme onc and the behavioral unit. Good luck to everyone! 

at this point it's just like common ugh

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just got a denial 

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same after the lady I emailed finally emailing me back im so sad. I graduated may 2023 so I don't even think I could apply again. IDK what these porgams expect to even get an interview I had 3 years of CNA experience, a good resume and cover letter, two bachelors degrees and a minor like COMMON

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just got a denial email at 1551 😢 

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Futurenurse246 said:

same after the lady I emailed finally emailing me back im so sad. I graduated may 2023 so I don't even think I could apply again. IDK what these porgams expect to even get an interview I had 3 years of CNA experience, a good resume and cover letter, two bachelors degrees and a minor like COMMON

I'm sorry, that sucks. To be fair I think Rady hires 99% of internal applicants and just interviews for the formality it's ridiculous and gives us false hope when there really is little to no chance

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Futurenurse246 said:

same after the lady I emailed finally emailing me back im so sad. I graduated may 2023 so I don't even think I could apply again. IDK what these porgams expect to even get an interview I had 3 years of CNA experience, a good resume and cover letter, two bachelors degrees and a minor like COMMON

I'm in the same boat. I graduated May 2023 and I am still trying to get into a program. It sucks because a lot of them put requirements of how long you can be graduated for and/or how much experience you can have to be considered. They say keep applying but you generally don't qualify after a couple of rounds. I don't know what they expect us to do. 

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