Stanford New Grad March 2022

Nurses Residency

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Just wanted to start a page where people can update each other as we all apply to stanford's new grad program! ? 

Hi! Currently working on my application for cohort 37. I believe there are four application questions that need to be answered. I'm unable to find them in the application portal. Is someone able to point me in the right direction? TIA

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beenursexoxo said:

Congrats to those who got offers. I interviewed a second time with Gyn/onc AAU. Got a rejection at midnight last night in an email. Starting my grieving process ??

hello! I'm a new grad who has a unit interview for this unit coming soon. do you have any advice on how to prepare for the unit interview vs the panel? thank you so much! ?

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Newnursewhodis13 said:

Anyone get an offer from G1 gyno/onc? The wait is killing me

hello! I'm a new grad who has a unit interview for this unit coming soon. do you have any advice on how to prepare for the unit interview vs the panel? thank you so much! ?

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jillp8ng said:

hello! I'm a new grad who has a unit interview for this unit coming soon. do you have any advice on how to prepare for the unit interview vs the panel? thank you so much! ?

Hey there! Wow, I haven't got a notification from All Nurses in a long time! I currently work on G1- Gynecology Oncology. My advice: be confident, don't be afraid to show your personality. Be prepared to answer some clinical questions and how you would handle situations. I prepared for the interview by finding common nursing interview questions and forming some examples/answers that could be used for multiple questions. Don't say you don't have any example or situation! Make sure you practice with someone before your interview. ? Good luck! 

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beenursexoxo said:

Hey there! Wow, I haven't got a notification from All Nurses in a long time! I currently work on G1- Gynecology Oncology. My advice: be confident, don't be afraid to show your personality. Be prepared to answer some clinical questions and how you would handle situations. I prepared for the interview by finding common nursing interview questions and forming some examples/answers that could be used for multiple questions. Don't say you don't have any example or situation! Make sure you practice with someone before your interview. ? Good luck! 

thank you so much! really appreciate it haha hope to see u if it works out ? 

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