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The first step is to complete an online application when a position becomes available. A position will be posted in the Careers section of our website when applications are being accepted for the next program. New Grad RN positions will be labeled and will specify less than one year experience is required.  \nHow many hours per week will a new grad work?  \nAll training program positions are full time, which require 72 to 80 hours per pay period (2 weeks) for the length of the program, including weekends.  \nWhat time will the position be posted?  \nPositions will automatically open at 12am on the first day of the posting period.  \nWhat is required to fill out the application?  \nA standard employment application is required for each position. You will need to provide your educational and employment history. You may upload a resume, letters of recommendation and/or a cover letter during the application process if you would like but it is not required.  \nWho should a cover letter be addressed to?  \nPlease address your cover letter to “Hiring Manager”.  \nWhat are the start dates for each session?  \nWe have 5 program starts a year. Programs will start in January, March, June, August and October.  \nWill I be working weekends and holidays?  \nYes. Each new grad follows the preceptor’s schedule.  \nAt which facility do new grads work?  \nAll Scripps hospital locations accept new grads on their Med/Surg/DOU/Tele units/Med Oncology.  \nWhich shift do new grads work?  \nBoth days and nights  \nDo I need a California Interim Permit or a California RN license in order tobe hired?  \nWe require that you have a current California interim permit or RN license by the time the program you are applying for begins.  \nWhat other requirements are needed?  \nCurrent Basic Life Support (BLS) for the Healthcare Provider through the American Heart Association.  \nWhat is the new grad hourly pay rate?  \nThe hourly pay rate depends on your nursing degree. Scripps offers additional compensation for BSN degrees and above.  \nDo you offer a sign-on bonus and loan forgiveness?  \nWe do not offer any sign-on bonus or loan forgiveness at this time.  \nWho can apply for the new grad program?  \nNew graduate RNs who have graduated from nursing school with in the past 12 months and have less than 6 months of experience working as an RN may apply.  \nWhen will I know if I get an interview?  \nSelected candidates will receive an invite to do an on-demand interview video. Managers will view the on-demand video to determine the candidates who will be invited for a live virtual interview. 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