Texas Health Residency Feb 2021

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Creating this thread to see if anyone else has applied to the Feb 2021 residencies for Texas Health in DFW and if anyone has had any updates!

Specializes in Women's Health or Pediatrics.
4 minutes ago, JJJohnston said:

Just so you know, that was not your contract. It was you accepting the position. You do not sign your contract until after you pass your NCLEX-RN.

So is it binding? Or could you potentially back out if you needed to for some reason? 

A bit concerned about my living situation and just wondering if I could come back later and decline if need be?

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Just now, JJJohnston said:

Just so you know, that was not your contract. It was you accepting the position. You do not sign your contract until after you pass your NCLEX-RN.

Hey JJ!! It's Amber from Med-Surg! I didn't know that. It was 15 pages long! LOL! Can't imagine how long the contract must be then ?. I did already pass the NCLEX though. I was holding out for my dream residency ☺️

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17 minutes ago, AmberMH said:

Hey JJ!! It's Amber from Med-Surg! I didn't know that. It was 15 pages long! LOL! Can't imagine how long the contract must be then ?. I did already pass the NCLEX though. I was holding out for my dream residency ☺️

I have passed NCLEX as well, and accepted offer. (Don’t think it was a contract) now I’m confused LOL. 

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4 hours ago, tinyhumannurse20 said:

Hey people who received an offer! How long did they give you to accept the offer? 

I was offered a position Monday and they are calling back Thursday for me to answer. I already accepted a job at BSW so I will be declining this one

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46 minutes ago, Kctrl44 said:

I have passed NCLEX as well, and accepted offer. (Don’t think it was a contract) now I’m confused LOL. 

You’ll know it’s a contract haha. You have to do it in person I believe, and it’s has terms of your employment in it. When I got my offer I spoke with the recruiter specifically about it and she said they give us until after our boards and until January so that we can back out before we’re contractually bonded to it. 

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1 hour ago, tinyhumannurse20 said:

So is it binding? Or could you potentially back out if you needed to for some reason? 

A bit concerned about my living situation and just wondering if I could come back later and decline if need be?

It’s not binding yet... you’ll be binding when you sign the actual contract in January. 

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Specializes in Women's Health or Pediatrics.
19 minutes ago, JJJohnston said:

It’s not binding yet... you’ll be binding when you sign the actual contract in January. 

Ah thank you so much! You made my night! 

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I just emailed the recruiter..fyi...the shift differential is paid during the residency. 

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9 hours ago, BeDaChange said:

I just emailed the recruiter..fyi...the shift differential is paid during the residency. 

Amazing ?

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Has anyone gotten an interview for L&D or NICU for the Fort Worth location? My applications say under review so I was wondering if anyone has had an interview!

 

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I interviewed for NICU Fort Worth last Monday! Sadly I do think they might have already chosen their candidates for NICU already not sure about L&D though! 

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I have an interview for THR Dallas MICU Monday! 

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