I applied for a PICU job last week. I feel the interview went well but assumed there were likely other candidates for the job still to be interview since my interview was at the beginning of the week. I haven't heard anything back, and the only thing the director told me was that after I met with the shift supervisors (who did the actual interview) she would get with them and they would discuss my application.
So, now it's been almost a week and I'm not sure what I should do. The job posting is still open. Do I call and ask about it? wait? What's the standard wait on something like this? With my current job I had it by the end of the interview so there was no waiting, but this job is at a much bigger hospital. Any thoughts?
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I applied for a PICU job last week. I feel the interview went well but assumed there were likely other candidates for the job still to be interview since my interview was at the beginning of the week. I haven't heard anything back, and the only thing the director told me was that after I met with the shift supervisors (who did the actual interview) she would get with them and they would discuss my application.
So, now it's been almost a week and I'm not sure what I should do. The job posting is still open. Do I call and ask about it? wait? What's the standard wait on something like this? With my current job I had it by the end of the interview so there was no waiting, but this job is at a much bigger hospital. Any thoughts?