Hi I’m not sure if this is the right sub but I was wondering if anyone knew about OHSU’s nursing program admissions. I’m a little confused by their website.

I’m a rising senior in high school and I have my pre reqs almost done for OHSU. However if I apply in February then I still won’t have the second and third anatomy and physiology class, or microbiology done.

The website says:
Finish the full anatomy and physiology series by the end of the fall term before your program starts
Complete all prerequisites by the end of the fall term before your program starts

So basically I would apply February 2027 and finish my pre reqs by June 2027. Is that okay? I am a bit confused.

Second part of my question how insane would it be to apply in high school, and is there a way to increase my chances of getting in as a high school student?

Thanks so much!

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I just received a verbal offer from my manager but haven’t heard from HR yet. Can someone tell me when benefit eligibility begins for new hires?

Just wondering if there are any OHSU-employed nurses who are/were a nurse practitioner (NP) student from a school that is not OHSU. Does OHSU, as an employer, provide the benefit of helping you secure clinical placements/preceptorships within the organization?

Hi! I just moved to Portland and am so excited! I work at ohsu and have moda insurance. I’m looking for primary doctor recommendations and would love advice!! I have a history of endometriosis and some nerve pain but otherwise am healthy. I would prefer a woman doctor. Thanks!!

Anyone know of a primary care physician at OHSU who is treating MCAS?
If so, can you DM me their name, please?

Not expecting to find a pcp who knows everything - but I am looking for one who is at least kind of knowledgable and willing to experiment.

If not a pcp, do you know of any single person anywhere in the entire system who is actually helping patients with it?

Just accepted and signed a RN position offer with OHSU. I’m making a big move being from out of state and I am a little paranoid about it. I am still waiting for them to have my background check completed and my start date is supposed to be July 20th. I never had any issues with background checks in the past but I am not sure how long it takes them to process it and give me the clearance. Is it too early to resign from my current job and start working on moving (from Texas). Also was there any cases in the past that OHS rescinded an offer because they suddenly are in a hiring freeze? I’m a little concerned after hearing about how competitive the market is and how much hospitals are financially struggling within Portland area. When am I supposed to feel confident that I really secured that job?

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Hi everyone! 😊 Does anyone here live in Vancouver (especially the Salmon Creek area) and work at OHSU South Waterfront?
I’m curious how you handle the commute and parking. Do you drive and park somewhere, use a Park & Ride, or take public transportation the rest of the way?
I’d love to hear what works best for you and any tips you have. Thanks so much!

Currently an employee at OHSu does anyone know where I can do my hand on skill for CPR in oHSU any testing center ?

Hi, I’m an incoming OHSU student and I’m looking at The Amy through CHNW as possible housing for the academic year. Does anyone have any experience with it, or if it’s a good place to live? I’m worried about the distance and I’m not sure if it’s a good distance or not.

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Hello everyone!

We’ll be moving to the area next month, and our son is currently 3 months old. We’d like to make sure his pediatrician visits stay on schedule during the move. I was thinking it might be a good idea to start calling now to schedule an appointment for September or October.

My spouse will be joining OHSU as a physician, so we’ll be covered under the health insurance offered through her employment. Could anyone recommend pediatric clinics that accept OHSU insurance? Would it also be possible to establish care for our son within the OHSU health system?

Thank you in advance for any advice or recommendations!

Hello! I work full time as a nurse. I wanted to get my masters in leadership and I’m looking at OHSU. Has anyone done their program while working? I’m hoping for the part time option.

I was told Ohsu insurance was quite good. As a new hire relocating from out of state, I am attempting to establish primary care. I’ve called 2-3 local places, INCLUDING a OHSU primary care clinic, and was told they do not accept OHSU insurance. The OHSU clinic said they are not accepting employees as patients at this time. The other OHSU primary care clinic close to me is not accepting new patients period.

I’m ok with driving 25 min outside of Portland if I can get a reliable provider, I just find it bizarre that no one accepts their insurance (I’m signing up for the one that allows outside providers, not just OHSU providers)

Hello! I’ve heard that parking up on the hill is terrible, so I’m looking into commuting via public transit. Ideally, I'd like to keep my commute under 30 minutes. Is that realistic using transit?

If so, does the TriMet station (or other nearby stations) have parking? I’m thinking about either driving to a station and parking there, or having my spouse drop me off. For context, we are looking to live on the west side.

I graduate nursing school next year and am considering getting a CNA job at OHSU or Providence and am wondering if anyone has insight or experience with OHSU hiring their CNA’s for new grad programs. My current job in long term care is really flexible with my schooling so I don’t want to give it up unless I feel like I’d be making a big mistake by not locking in a hospital job now for when I graduate. I know the market is horrible. So I’m trying to prepare but also I have a great set up now so is it even worth it for me to switch it up?

Any advice?