r/AskSF • u/InspectionGood7042 • 8h ago
UCSF Hiring Process
Just wondering for any nurses or other staff who applied to work at UCSF, how long did it take you to hear back after submitting your application? And did they reach out through phone or email to you? I work nights now and tend to miss calls during business hours so I want to be prepared. Thanks
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u/macavity_is_a_dog 7h ago
It's slow. Do you know someone who works there? That will put you on the fast track but otherwise your app goes into a huge pile.
Source - RN in SF but not at UCSF
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u/FeralGiraffeAttack 8h ago
I swear I see this question here every other day. Did you even bother to search for prior threads before posting?
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u/beforeitcloy 6h ago
Why do you think you need to hall monitor the sub? If you're not interested in a question, scroll on.
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u/Rook2Rook 8h ago
She's a very anxious individual that is restless because she has hope she'll be hired.
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u/FeralGiraffeAttack 8h ago
If she can’t even take matters into her own hands to google something simple like this before asking a question I wouldn’t want to hire her if I were an employer
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u/twobrain 6h ago
It depends on how on top the hiring manager is and how on top the talent acquisition partner is. Best to contact the hiring manager directly and have them ask the ta to push through your application. If you don't know who the hiring manager is.... You need to network. Also Oracle is a mess. good luck
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u/cycle_2_work 4h ago
I think my process as a staff associate in research was about 6-8 weeks since application to hire. I heard back around 4 weeks, did a few interviews, and accepted at 8-9 weeks
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u/Ill-Advice 4h ago
~1 month. 2 months to complete interviews then 3 months to get through the HR paperwork with minimal response from them. Most of my communication was through email.
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u/Wide_Assumption3814 7h ago
It’s slow. Can take months to hear back