2023 SCVMC New Grad/Clinical Nurse I

[msy]

Hi everyone ?

I noticed that the only forums about SCVMC's (Santa Clara Valley Medical Center) new grad/clinical nurse I positions were from 2022, so I was hoping to start a new one for this year as interviews roll around and new positions become available.

[BTS RN]

PCU said:

was the offer letter from --------------------?

Nope, it was from HR. I believe she's the manager of PCU and I was hired on a different unit.

[SoCaltoNorCal]

PCU said:

was the offer letter from ---------------------------?

The offer letters were form the same people who contacted us for the interviews (-------------------------- etc)!

[Anisap, MSN, RN]

Did anyone hear from the burn unit? 

[mrisajne]

Anisap said:

Did anyone hear from the burn unit? 

Yes, but I had to actually call the unit to speak with the ANM who had originally called me because I had heard back since she had asked for my references

[nursecole]

Has anybody heard from "HR"? I contacted my hiring manager again about onboarding and she told me that HR would be contacting me. When I still didn't hear back, I emailed HR, and they told me that my manager gives me the onboarding stuff and that HR does nothing. 

Did anyone get the training schedule yet? I figure it is a normal mon-fri thing, but it would be nice to know hours for availability purposes. 

[PCU]

The hours for didactic/classroom training are 7am-3:30pm, M-F, it is my understanding. Then, we need to follow our preceptor nurse during his/her schedule in somewhat alternating weeks. All are full time, 8 hrs. I have not received the training schedule.  I am to start 3/6/23 at PCU.

[nursecole]

SWEET! Thank you! That is exactly the info needed. My manager told me the start date is 3/6 as well. I know we all go to the classes together. 

[nursecole]

Finally got a email about badge appts, etc. So stuff is happening now.

[PCU]

Update - this is the current training schedule for Critical Care Specialty training at VMC for those of you starting on 3/6 (week #1). The initial three days will include virtual meetings-in person optional and the links will be sent directly to us: 

[Mr.Tee, BSN]

PCU said:

Update - this is the current training schedule for Critical Care Specialty training at VMC for those of you starting on 3/6 (week #1). The initial three days will include virtual meetings-in person optional and the links will be sent directly to us: 

Thank you for the info!

[Mr.Tee, BSN]

See you guys tomorrow!

[yungbok]

Hi! Did anyone attend the NEO in person today? If so, how many people were in the classroom?