SoCal Providence RN Residency Program - Feb 2026 Cohort

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Nurse Girly said:

I was reading the forum from last year and it does feel that dramatic 

 

I feel like it would be wrong to offer people spots to interview but it be first come first serve. Like if you are being offered an interview it shouldn't be taken away just because someone else got there first 

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futurenphopefully said:

I feel like it would be wrong to offer people spots to interview but it be first come first serve. Like if you are being offered an interview it shouldn't be taken away just because someone else got there first 

Everyone was saying they send out more opportunities to interview than slots available. IDK this is stressing me out way to much 

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OMG I barely saw the applications at 10:30 a.m. do I even have a chance!! 😞

Well for burbank I know I don't because its first come first serve. Don't even bother applying to mission hills unless you have connections/did clinicals there. 

(I applied earlier this year so I have experience witt this trust me LOL

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cookie123d said:

OMG I barely saw the applications at 10:30 a.m. do I even have a chance!! 😞

Well for burbank I know I don't because its first come first serve. Don't even bother applying to mission hills unless you have connections/did clinicals there. 

(I applied earlier this year so I have experience witt this trust me LOL

in your previous experience did they send out interview slots the day of? and was it hard to get one  

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Nurse Girly said:

in your previous experience did they send out interview slots the day of? and was it hard to get one  

I applied in the June cohort- 

We didn't receive interview invites until 1 week later BUT it told us it would be 1 week later. This application round it said "On or after Dec. 15" . So I'm wondering how realistic that is!

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prayersforusall said:

 

I submitted my first one around 7:30AM and the other two around 8AM. I finished the text screenings about 30 minutes after I submitted each of the apps. I haven't gotten an email or anything about scheduling an interview. I have no idea when they usually send them out. Debating if it's worth it to get groceries RN or if I should keep refreshing my inbox LOL

Go get your groceries girl! LOL.

You'll get an email with a link. 

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Nurse Girly said:

in your previous experience did they send out interview slots the day of? and was it hard to get one  

I think it was the day of, I really don't remember but not a week later or anything

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cookie123d said:

I think it was the day of, I really don't remember but not a week later or anything

Must've been dependent on location,  because I got interviews for PSJMC & Tarzana and week later.

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melissa720 said:

Must've been dependent on location,  because I got interviews for PSJMC & Tarzana and week later.

What were the interviews like? Was it only scenario based questions? Or about you questions as well?

I read on a forum when applying to the last cohort that someone was offered an interview, there were no time slots left when they went to schedule it, and when they reached out asking to sign up for a spot they never got a response😭

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prayersforusall said:

What were the interviews like? Was it only scenario based questions? Or about you questions as well?

Mostly scenario-based. 5 clinical questions & the standard 3 behavioral (tell me about yourself,  tell me about a time you had a conflict, if you had a difficult patient, etc...)

For St. Joseph's, you had 2 mins to answer the clinical questions. 

Tarzana was a panel of intervieewes.

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And yeah last cohort they said the interviews would be a week later. When it said "on or after Dec 15" for this application I was surprised. But I got my groceries so now I can get back to staring at my email LOL

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melissa720 said:

Mostly scenario-based. 5 clinical questions & the standard 3 behavioral (tell me about yourself,  tell me about a time you had a conflict, if you had a difficult patient, etc...)

For St. Joseph's, you had 2 mins to answer the clinical questions. 

Tarzana was a panel of intervieewes.

Thank you so much! Good to know!

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