Stanford Health Care Nurse Residency Cohort 42

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Members are discussing the status of job interview calls and offers for various units within a healthcare facility. Some members are sharing their experiences of not receiving calls, while others are seeking information on the number of people being hired for specific units. Additionally, there are mentions of job openings in other departments and requests for tips on the application process.

Hey nurses / nursing students!

This thread is for all of us applying to Stanford Nurse Residency Cohort 42. We're all in the same boat—working through the application process and waiting for updates. Let's come together to vent, share, and support each other as we go through this journey!

Feel free to share:

Where you're at in the application process 📝

Any questions or concerns you have 💬

Updates you hear from Stanford 📢

Anything else you want to talk about related to the cohort!

Let's keep each other motivated and informed! 💪

fw-futurenurse-11 said:

Anyone know for Stanford's hard license deadline if they just need confirmation of license number/passed NCLEX exam or do they require the official documentation that comes several weeks after test result?

I believe it was Feb 14

Any updates from anyone receiving an interview invitation?

BSN-RN333 said:

Any updates from anyone receiving an interview invitation?

I received my invite for surgical today! This would be a dream come true! I believe I saw that they updated saying that interview invitations will be sent out next week too, and even up until the week before interviews in case anyone drops out.

birthbabiesandbeyond said:

I received my invite for surgical today! This would be a dream come true! I believe I saw that they updated saying that interview invitations will be sent out next week too, and even up until the week before interviews in case anyone drops out.

Oh my goodness! Congratulations! Absolutely a dream come true! So exciting! 

Brady Morgan said:

Has anyone heard back from  Adult Psychiatry  yet ?

Just heard from psych today at 4:15pm. All their interviews are on Friday, January 31st. There were at least 5 different time slots to choose from and they likely have 3-4 people per time slot. 

What are the odds of getting an interview as an ASN new grad?

galavantingpotato said:

What are the odds of getting an interview as an ASN new grad?

I just got notified and I have an ADN.

jklmnopqr said:

I just got notified and I have an ADN.

Congratulations! 🙂 Do you mind sharing what you believe was the strongest part of your application? What specialty? 

birthbabiesandbeyond said:

I received my invite for surgical today! This would be a dream come true! I believe I saw that they updated saying that interview invitations will be sent out next week too, and even up until the week before interviews in case anyone drops out.

Hello! Where did you see the information stating that they will be sending out invites next week?

Nurselover542 said:

Hello! Where did you see the information stating that they will be sending out invites next week?

It's posted on their website. It was also in the email for the interview webinar.

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galavantingpotato said:

Congratulations! 🙂 Do you mind sharing what you believe was the strongest part of your application? What specialty? 

Hi, I actually had to turn it down because I accepted a position for another hospital closer to me due to personal reasons 😢. So someone else should be getting my spot. 
I think the parts that they said to focus on for points I had a lot of. I focused on answering my questions very well. My cover letter and my questions I poured my heart into them because they were all very personal for me. My experience as an extern I had 400+ hours, and I also have hundreds of hours in volunteer work as an EMT. I also do other numerous volunteer work (all health related). I believe it was for medicine which was my top choice, but they did say there was more opportunity in medicine if I recall correctly. I also have a BSN program in mind and have already started the process of applying which I mentioned on my resume. 

I strongly believe Stanford tells you what they are looking for and what they weigh heavy on so you just have to take the time to really answer those questions and get experience/volunteer work to add to your resume. 

I wish you all the best of luck! Whoever gets into the program support each other along the way. Transition from student to new grad Is hard!
Whoever doesn't get in don't give up things happen for a reason and a great opportunity will eventually come up for all. ❤️

I got an invite for float pool on Thursday! Anyone else?

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