[awhisler]

www.aftercollege.com

go through all the search stuff then highlight new grad programs.

[2bnursenikki82]

Parkland in Dallas.

[RNrural]

I believe Denver Health Medical in Denver Colorado hires new grads.

[survivor08]

Baroness Erlanger Hospital, Chattanooga, TN....I just started in STICU and am a new grad..Unfortunately we have a hiring freeze on right now as we are state funded and are in the RED...I lucked out as I came from within the hospital system, great Level 1 trauma center. The freeze can't last forever!

[loricatus]

Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola (Long Island), New York

Long Island Jewish Hospital in New Hyde Park (Queens/NYC), NY (border of NYC and Long Island). It's a high level II teaching hospital, over 90,000 pts a year in the ED.

North Shore University Hospital (main hospital of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System-second largest health system in US I was told). Manhasset, Long Island, New York. Might be a level I, but not sure.

And, as already mentioned, Parkland Hospital in Dallas. if you want hard core ER training, this would be the place to go. Last i heard, they are still offering sign on bonuses and may also be giving relocation expenses.

Harris Methodist in Fort Worth also trains new grads-don't know if it is a level I or II.

Good Luck to you on your search.

[flightnurse2b]

WakeMed in Raleigh NC has a new grad nurse fellows program in the ER.... but they only have it once a year I think....

[2bnursenikki82]

Originally Posted by loricatus

Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola (Long Island), New York

Long Island Jewish Hospital in New Hyde Park (Queens/NYC), NY (border of NYC and Long Island). It's a high level II teaching hospital, over 90,000 pts a year in the ED.

North Shore University Hospital (main hospital of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System-second largest health system in US I was told). Manhasset, Long Island, New York. Might be a level I, but not sure.

And, as already mentioned, Parkland Hospital in Dallas. if you want hard core ER training, this would be the place to go. Last i heard, they are still offering sign on bonuses and may also be giving relocation expenses.

Harris Methodist in Fort Worth also trains new grads-don't know if it is a level I or II.

Good Luck to you on your search.

Harris Methodist is a Level II. So is JPS in Fort Worth. JPS is the Tarrant County hospital.

[loricatus]

Originally Posted by 2bnursenikki82

Harris Methodist is a Level II. So is JPS in Fort Worth. JPS is the Tarrant County hospital.

Are Baylor & Parkland the only adult level I's in the whole metroplex?

[jspacegirl]

Originally Posted by loricatus

Are Baylor & Parkland the only adult level I's in the whole metroplex?

Yep. Methodist is a level II and Children's is a level I pediatric trauma center. Doesn't seem that odd that those are the only ones, since there aren't that many level I's in the entire state of Texas.