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Hello everyone, I just wanted to see if anyone has more detailed info on their program and requirements for application. I've been searching their website and for a while now to see if I somehow missed a link or the information and I haven't had much luck. It was very clear on the Memorial Hermann and Houston Methodist sites, so I was expecting a similar layout. I've also searched this forum and i've only gathered that it's very difficult to get into/opens in April - Still hopeful!
I'm extremely interested in this program and am looking forward to any information you may have! Thank you!
I'm not sure about antepartum, but I do know that some of the antepartum GNs were hoping to transfer to L&D after about a year or so. As for nicu, there were 8 of us in my cohort (summer 2015): 3 in nicu4 days, 3 in nicu4 nights, 2 in pavilion nicu nights. For the October group there were around 10, hired into all 3 nicus (nicu 2, 4, and pavilion nicu). The numbers for the February GN group are about the same. I hope that info helps! Good luck!
I'm not sure about antepartum, but I do know that some of the antepartum GNs were hoping to transfer to L&D after about a year or so. As for nicu, there were 8 of us in my cohort (summer 2015): 3 in nicu4 days, 3 in nicu4 nights, 2 in pavilion nicu nights. For the October group there were around 10, hired into all 3 nicus (nicu 2, 4, and pavilion nicu). The numbers for the February GN group are about the same. I hope that info helps! Good luck!
Yes that helps a lot, thank you! Do you like working in the NICU there?
I am (was) from out of state, so I did not have any clinicals at TCH or anywhere else in the medical center. About 2/3 of my new grad cohort did, the rest of us did not. I would imagine that it helps to have clinicals (especially to do your senior practicum/capstone there) but it is definitely not mandatory. Good luck!
As you'd probably expect, the questions were behavioral based. I thought of about 5-8 good "stories" from nursing school/PCT work experiences and patient/family interactions that could be used in a variety of different types of questions. I think they're looking for a smart-yet-teachable new grad that is flexible, hard working, and friendly. The interviewers were very nice; my interview experience was a positive one.
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In my cohort (July 2015) they did not. They did hire into antepartum, though.