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by ahloock Oct 20, '12I am a new grad LPN in CT. In the last two weeks I have applied in person to 18 LTCC. I had gotten an interview for per diem, but I havent heard anything. Being in school the last 12 months, l need to start working. I know I have big dreams but would love to find a baylor weekend shift as I want to continue in January for my BSN. Anyone please help!
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- Oct 20, '12 by GoosbyLPNiM A NEW NURSE TOO AND WHAT I DID TO NETWORK WAS JOIN A NURSING ASSOCIATION IN UR AREA I JOINED 2 NURSES ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTA & ATLANTA BLACK ASSOCIATION WHICH I WENT TO THE FIRST MEETING THE LADIES WERE SO HELPFUL ESPECIALLY THEM BEING IN THE NURSING FOR SO LONG. THAT WILL HELP OUT A LOT
- Oct 20, '12 by tnbutterflyMoved to CT Nursing where you will hopefully get more response from some of the CT nurses.
- Oct 22, '12 by NursieNurseLPNQuote from ahloockHi! Im also a new grad lpn in ct. Have you had any luck?I am a new grad LPN in CT. In the last two weeks I have applied in person to 18 LTCC. I had gotten an interview for per diem, but I havent heard anything. Being in school the last 12 months, l need to start working. I know I have big dreams but would love to find a baylor weekend shift as I want to continue in January for my BSN. Anyone please help!
- Oct 22, '12 by ahloockI had an interview my first week of filling out applications, it was a group interview and it was me and another LPN, however, I haven't heard back yet. Other than that, no call backs- 18 applications I filled in. Going to call career services from the school I went to.
- Apr 29 by NursexOxKeep trying. You'll hear back from someone. I know when I first graduated I applied in person to every skilled nursing and assisted living facility in my surrounding towns, I emailed/faxed/mailed my résumé to at least 50 places, and applied for jobs online. If you can get into skilled nursing it'd be great because you'll get your basic skills under your belt for future job offerings. Good luck =)