I didn't find another thread yet for the Stanford New Grad RN Residency starting Fall 2020. I thought this would be a good place to share advice and on where/when to apply for Stanford’s nurse residency program. I have a vague understanding that it may reopen this spring, however, the website does not have much information past that. Not to mention, it's nice to extend a little support to each other during our first job hunt.
It’s that way on the postings for Stanford Children’s, and in a previous thread on allnurses, someone got an interview and then redacted their offer when they found out she had other experience. I don’t have the posting any more though, so maybe ask Kevin?
@BayAreaNurse531 While Stanford (the adult side) previously required that applicants have NO prior RN experience, they changed this during the last application cycle to allow for applicants to have less than 6 months cumulative RN experience (I think prior to the start date of the program). Here is the flyer from the last cycle, but I remember reading that in the requirements for this current cycle as well.
@BayAreaNurse531 While Stanford (the adult side) previously required that applicants have NO prior RN experience, they changed this during the last application cycle to allow for applicants to have less than 6 months cumulative RN experience (I think prior to the start date of the program). Here is the flyer from the last cycle, but I remember reading that in the requirements for this current cycle as well.
Yesss thank you! I also emailed Kevin to confirm so I'll follow up once I hear back just in case anyone else need this information!
Does anyone know which critical care/ICU units are interviewing next week? I emailed Kevin asking which units are actually hiring, but he never responded. I was just curious. Thanks!
Does anyone know which critical care/ICU units are interviewing next week? I emailed Kevin asking which units are actually hiring, but he never responded. I was just curious. Thanks!
When I asked he said all 5 managers will be present, so I assume that’s all 5 ICU’s. Med/onc, surg/trauma, neuro, cardiac,... float?
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Do you have a link to that somewhere? I swear I've heard the opposite all along.