Does GPA matter when you apply for a hospital job?
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100% in any job period.
Seeing as you can't get a hospital job in my area without a residency, and residencies have GPA cut offs...the answer is yes, indirectly.
But, if I'm hiring someone out of school for some weird and bizarre reason, it's because you were a clinical dynamo on rotations, I'll take anything above a 3.0 without asking questions.
But, if I'm hiring someone out of school for some weird and bizarre reason, it's because you were a clinical dynamo on rotations, I'll take anything above a 3.0 without asking questions.
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i have never hired anyone with below a 4.0... no excuses, just not going to happen...
I also expect research published in a major medical journal before you even dream about staffing at my hospital.
I also require that you have experience as a pharmacy director before you think of staffing mine.
Lol
have u guys asked candidates to remediate classes where they earned a B? I sure have
this is the funniest thread I've read in awhile. Haha, myself, I have never, not even once been asked for my GPA. Then again, I was Rho Cho, so maybe that speaks for itself.
No.
Is that like the Korean version of Rho Chi? hahahah
Yes, *much* more elite than the regular Rho Chi. hahahahahahahahaha At least that is what I tell myself.
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