Re: RN Interview
DD Girl, I am so proud of youuuuu!!
When we go to Colorado next month, I'm going to meet with a recruiter ... we're planning on moving there next year, so I'm trying to get on the radar with a little face time. I recently (this past Friday) submitted my RN 3 application at my hospital -- in our hospital system, we use an "advance" promotion system, and you have to meet certain requirements and submit two copies of a binder full of your accomplishments, plus written narratives that demonstrate your total NursingAwesomeness and why you should be promoted to RN 3. So my brilliant husband suggested I should take one of my binders to Colorado with us next month -- so smart! It's a 1" binder stuffed with ... well, stuff. I had 383.5 hours of "stuff" during the last year -- classroom hours, BSN hours, healthcare volunteer hours (paramedic), etc. I was only required to have 50. Yikes! Overkill, Batman!
Let us know when you find out!!! Sounds like you had a very good plan of attack going in. They'd be crazy not to hire you!
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and good luck
I searched anything new on the hospital's website, 
I looked up any possible questions that could be asked on google, I practiced eye contact and good posture while interviewing with my husband (EC students are good at mocks), bought a new conservative suit, bought a leather profolio that contained copies of my resume, diploma, license vertifications, certifications, recommendations and list of references typed out (which I didn't end up handing out). I also sent a thank you note after the interview.
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