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    by Apr 2, '10
    I have been offered a position at Georgetown Hospital on their medicine unit, as well as Glendale Adventist Hospital on their Med-Surg Unit. Has anyone attended either program, or have suggestions about which one they think I may get the most experience at? Thanks!
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  4. Sep 12, '12 by
    Quote from R.Lacanilao
    I have been offered a position at Georgetown Hospital on their medicine unit, as well as Glendale Adventist Hospital on their Med-Surg Unit. Has anyone attended either program, or have suggestions about which one they think I may get the most experience at? Thanks!
    Hi, I was just curious as to which position you ended up taking. I've applied to Glendale Adventist's new grad program. How lucky you were to get TWO offers! I've been applying all over for more than 6 months now and can't even get an interview. It's tough out there. What was your secret to getting two offers?
  5. Sep 12, '12 by
    Quote from R.Lacanilao
    I have been offered a position at Georgetown Hospital on their medicine unit, as well as Glendale Adventist Hospital on their Med-Surg Unit. Has anyone attended either program, or have suggestions about which one they think I may get the most experience at? Thanks!
    I actually ended up taking a internship at the VA hospital in nursing school, but I'm a registered nurse now. Are you in nursing school or a registered nurse?
  6. Sep 14, '12 by
    I'm a fully licensed RN, but as I'm sure you know, the market's gotten considerably tighter since 2010 for new grads. We're pretty much relegated to these "new grad" programs and they get inundated with applicants all hoping for a chance to work. The fact that these new grad programs are subsidized, thereby eliminating any incentive to take new grads into any UN-subsidized positions, just makes the market that much worse.

    But I'm still plugging away. I hope for something soon...