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UTSW Internships

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Anyone else apply at UTSW?

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    I applied and got the email Tuesday that it was under manager/educator review.

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    Got an email to interview and check references today. It says I will be called to interview within the next two weeks.

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    After seeing this post, I applied to BMT unit. I interviewed for tele unit back in July. I interviewed with HR and then had panel interview, but another candidate was chosen. Maybe I will have better luck, but I do have my eye on a job pending security clearance-it doesnt hurt to have back-ups! I wish you luck, and review meds. for the unit you are applying-they asked me about several cardiac meds and I was not really too ready-I regret that!

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    At UTSW? They are only offering two internships this time around - telemetry and med-surg. Oh, and they have one spot available in ICU. That's it.

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    I interviewed for a med/surg internship at UTSW last year, but the senior recruiter who interviewed me was very scornful during the interview and did not seem too fond of me. Well, I was not the least bit surprised when she sent me a personalized rejection email about a week after the interview was conducted.

    Good luck to those of you who are trying to get in!

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    UTSW has a few ambulatory nursing positions and even though they ask for experience, I know that they will hire someone without. It is not hospital nursing (very much like a doctor's office), but it will at least get your "foot in the door" so to speak at UTSW. As a plus, the positions are M-F 8am to 5pm and the work is rediculously easy. Their policy allows you to transfer internally after 1 year of employment.

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    I got an offer today at another facility and I am inclined to accept, so I won't be pursuing UTSW. Good luck everyone!!

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    I got an offer today at another facility and I am inclined to accept, so I won't be pursuing UTSW. Good luck everyone!!

    Congratulations!

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    Just 1nRN I noticed you mentioned ambulatory nursing position might be available at UTSW. I looked up the ambulatory nurse positions but they say it requires four years of experience. I noticed they are in different areas too. Would they really hire a new grad?

    I will be graduating in December with an ADN and really would like to work at UTSW.

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    UTSW is interviewing now for their January internships. They had one opening in ICU and a couple of openings in Telemetry and Med-Surg. They will not hire new grads outside of their internships in the hospital setting, but not sure about ambulatory care. Four years experience is a lot more than most usually request, so am thinking probably not unless you know someone on the inside. Hope this helps.

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    I was thinking the same thing but Just1nRN seemed like she knew something more about it. Luckily, I do have an interview with UTSW. I think it is for the telemetry floor. I know the competition is fierce so I am hoping for the best but I know not to get too excited yet! I thought the ambulatory nurse positions might be a possible alternative. Thanks for clarifying.

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    Good luck on your interview!

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