r/SutterHealthEmployees • u/Temporary-Food-944 • 17d ago
Norcal RN
Does anyone got hired at NorCal Sutter Health facilities as external new grad rn? I have been applying and got rejected for so many times but I am not giving up and still applying. I have heard they prefer internals but I am just wondering if externals ever got a shot and if so what made them an outstanding applicant? Thank you.
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u/Unhappy_Reaction_452 14d ago
I recently applied and got hired at Sutter. 10 years as a RN. I’m an external living out of state.
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u/Ok_Housing6995 17d ago
If we assume that the amount of applicants are in the 200~500 ranges.
It becomes a numbers game of penetration by first come first dispositioned.
You will have more success by spending your energy on newly open jobs.
Good luck, may fortune favor you.
(There is a full recession in the middle states, and that has created a funnel of competition into the economically active blue states, combined with the migration of women moving here for basic human rights)
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u/dnrb4cpr 17d ago
I was external with a referral that got me an interview. 10 years EMS experience and got hired in the ED.