UCSF New Grad Fall 2022

[rbflolonoy]

Listing for the New Nurse Residency Training Program (NNRTP): Registered Nurse Training Programs

Looks like applications open July 30th, and I'm antsy to get my application together after having passed the NCLEX but not getting the Stanford new grad residency ?

According to Spring's cohort (https://allnurses.com/UCSF-new-grad-Spring-t740142/), pay starts at around $72.56. I unfortunately missed the webinar and am not sure where to find a recording. I've emailed them so will be sharing it out if it's available.

Let the commiserating begin~

[RN_999]

27 minutes ago, SunnyBenny3 said:

I just accepted an offer with the Cardiothoracic Vascular Transplant Unit. I got the email around 6.

Congrats! Happy for you! 6 or 10CVT?

[SunnyBenny3, BSN, RN]

27 minutes ago, RN_999 said:

Congrats! Happy for you! 6 or 10CVT?

Thank you! 10CVT

[AlanaP1]

Does anyone have a recruiter’s email address? Or show me how to find it. I’m applying to the Spring cohort. Thanks!!

[tankthehank]

for those who got offers, any other info from HR besides the orientation tomorrow/Tuesday?

[SunnyBenny3, BSN, RN]

10 hours ago, tankthehank said:

for those who got offers, any other info from HR besides the orientation tomorrow/Tuesday?

I got an email from HR yesterday about things like  I-9, setting up an account for a background check & drug test, and an onboarding checklist. 

[NurseNkBSN]

Hi everyone, I have a quick question. For the on-going UCSF Spring 2023 New Grad Program application, the instruction says there should be no personal info, photo, etc on the Resume and cover letter. Does that mean that the cover letter would bear only one address - that of the organization? It would not bear your name, email, or phone number as we were taught that these should be centered as a header on a cover letter?

I'm confused here and need an answer from anyone that has done this before ASAP please.

Hi everyone, I have a quick question. For the on-going UCSF Spring 2023 New Grad Program application, the instruction says there should be no personal info, photo, etc on the Resume and cover letter. Does that mean that the cover letter would bear only one address - that of the organization? It would not bear your name, email, or phone number as we were taught that these should be centered as a header on a cover letter?

I'm confused here and need an answer from anyone that has done this before ASAP please.

Hi everyone, I have a quick question. For the on-going UCSF Spring 2023 New Grad Program application, the instruction says there should be no personal info, photo, etc on the Resume and cover letter. Does that mean that the cover letter would bear only one address - that of the organization? It would not bear your name, email, or phone number as we were taught that these should be centered as a header on a cover letter?

I'm confused here and need an answer from anyone that has done this before ASAP please.

[ativey, BSN, RN]

NurseNkBSN said:

Hi everyone, I have a quick question. For the on-going UCSF Spring 2023 New Grad Program application, the instruction says there should be no personal info, photo, etc on the Resume and cover letter. Does that mean that the cover letter would bear only one address - that of the organization? It would not bear your name, email, or phone number as we were taught that these should be centered as a header on a cover letter?

I'm confused here and need an answer from anyone that has done this before ASAP please.

You need to still put your name, email, phone number, and other relevant contact info on your resume (adding a linkedin url is OK). Putting a full home address on one's resume is a bit outdated, but you can still add your city and state. When they said no personal info when I applied to the ongoing program, they told me they were referring to extra info like date of birth, race, etc.