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Anonymous Employee in Los Angeles, CA

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I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at UCLA Health (Los Angeles, CA) in Dec 2022

Interview

30 minute via zoom interview. Fast and straight the point! Benefits are explained as well as hiring process. It was an easy interview. The interviewer also speaks about parking, uniform and other important things. Remember safety first!

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  • What do you do at your current job? How do you feel about working with bodily fluids? How do you feel about wearing PPE?
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Anonymous Employee

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You go through two interviews, first with recruiter and two managers. The second interview is with a doctor at whatever site you’re at. The questions are common ones that you can honestly just google.

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I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at UCLA Health

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Applied online. 2 days later, I was scheduled to speak with the hiring manager. 2 hours before the interview day, the hiring manager called out sick and wanted to reschedule. I did not hear back from the hiring manager after following up. One week later, I received an automated email that they were going to move forward with other candidates. This was very disrespectful and does not align with the org's values.

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Anonymous Interview Candidate

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Positive Experience
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I applied online. I interviewed at UCLA Health

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The first round of interviews with charge RN and unit director, 2nd is with a 6-8 panel interview of nurses that work in the unit. Via zoom. Notified of decision within a couple weeks.

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Anonymous Interview Candidate

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Positive Experience
Easy Interview
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I interviewed at UCLA Health

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It was a very relaxing zoom interview. It was a one on one interview. The interviewer was friendly and patient. I did not get the job offer, but I had a great experience with them.

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  • If your supervisor can describe you with one word what would it be?
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Anonymous Employee in Los Angeles, CA

Accepted Offer
Positive Experience
Easy Interview
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I applied online. I interviewed at UCLA Health (Los Angeles, CA)

Interview

Applied online, received an email from hiring manager and HR a couple weeks later to set up interview, went through interview process, and eventually sent an offer a week later. Typical interview process.

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  • Tell me about a time where you were working in a team setting and came across an issue that you had to resolve with your team.
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Anonymous Employee in Santa Monica, CA

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Positive Experience
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I interviewed at UCLA Health (Santa Monica, CA)

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The interview process was straightforward. Everyone was very kind and welcoming. Interview was not particularly difficult, more conversational, and the process moved along very quickly. Overall it was a good experience.

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Anonymous Employee in Santa Monica, CA

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Positive Experience
Average Interview
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I applied online. I interviewed at UCLA Health (Santa Monica, CA) in Oct 2023

Interview

Tell us about yourself With scenarios about ICU events More or less 10 questions Its a panel interview via zoom They ask less follow up questions Very friendly Very professional

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Anonymous Employee

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I applied to the new grad program in March and got an interview in May. The interview was pretty straight forward with a panel made up of the managers and CNS of the unit.

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Anonymous Employee in Los Angeles, CA

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Positive Experience
Easy Interview
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I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at UCLA Health (Los Angeles, CA)

Interview

Wait for email accept the email and Zoom interview with manager. Within a couple days. Very easy process definitely recommend applying if you are interested. Very smooth process if you are interested

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Anonymous Interview Candidate in Santa Monica, CA

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I interviewed at UCLA Health (Santa Monica, CA) in Sep 2023

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Apply here if you want to be interrogated as if you're interviewing for the FBI. I was anticipating a bit more of a friendlier team considering they're in Respiratory Therapy and not Oncology but this 3-person panel interview was so robotic and non-engaging, I knew right away I was withdrawing. They were also hesitant to answer why the current person was leaving --all red flags.

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UCLA Health Interviews FAQs

Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at UCLA Health as 65.9% positive with a difficulty rating score of 2.81 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for Manager and Intake Coordinator rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for IT Business Systems Analyst and Research Assistant roles were rated as the easiest.

The hiring process at UCLA Health takes an average of 45.03 days when considering 271 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Staff Research Associate II had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas Senior LVN roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 270 days).

Common stages of the interview process at UCLA Health according to 271 Glassdoor interviews include:

One on One Interview: 18.23%

Phone Interview: 15.81%

Group Panel Interview: 15.48%

Drug Test: 11.13%

Background Check: 9.52%

Skills Test: 8.55%

IQ Intelligence Test: 6.94%

Presentation: 6.77%

Personality Test: 6.45%

Other: 1.13%

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I recently received a Job offer. I accepted it verbally in order for them to send me the official offer letter.It does match everything they described to me (based on salary, sign on bonus, & relocation assistance.) However the question I have is should i attempt to negotiate for a higher base salary? When speaking to my parents about it they told me that the time for negotiation is over as I accepted the offer as it stands and they sent it to me.

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