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No. 40
from GilaRN
Old Sep 10, 2009, 11:03 PM

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It's unreasonable because experienced nurses are competing for positions, relocating for employment, and commuting to their place of employment. Your BSN theory is not as valid as you think. New grad BSN's are in the same boat regarding the tight job market.

It seems like you have a sense of entitlement? You think you are entitled to a job because you are now a nurse? I have a hunch that you are angry and frustrated. Do not take it out on BSN's or nurses who see potential safety issues with some types of agency work. I feel for you guys; however, this country is in a bad way, and people need to realize that nursing is not recession proof.
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No. 41
Old Sep 10, 2009, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Blackheartednurse View Post
No is not at all hard to land a job at a hospital,actually if you have your BSN you'l get hired without any problems,ADN nurses are the ones who really have the hardest time landing a job...
wow, where are you located if you don't mind me asking? where i live BSNs are also having a hard time finding jobs. i don't mind relocating for a few years
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No. 42
Old Sep 10, 2009, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by faith love hope View Post
wow, where are you located if you don't mind me asking? where i live BSNs are also having a hard time finding jobs. i don't mind relocating for a few years
Illinois northwest suburbs.
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No. 43
from nurse2009
Old Sep 11, 2009, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by tuttle13 View Post
I wouldn't go into home care for the same reasons that I wouldn't work for an agency. I would never think about being on my own in someone's home without at least 1 or 2 years acute care med/surg experience first. I am not experienced enough to make those life an death decisions in the seclusion of one's home. VNA won't hire new grads for that same reason, so there is another option out for us new grads. Lack of experience pretty much excludes us from employment for any area that is not hospital based preceptor training.

I understand your frustration, as I have had my moments of wishing I never bothered to work my behind off for the past 3 and a half years to get my nursing degree.
I worked 5 years in home care and 3 years in agency before I went the route of getting my RN through a diploma program. and worked three years at the hospital that I went to school at as an SNI.
I as a new grad feel completly comfortable to do agency or home care as an RN. I right now am signed up with three agencys and will start work in a little over a week. I have no problems with it and have complete confidence that I will do my job as good as any seasoned RN on the floor.
Tricia RN
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No. 44
from masry123
Old Sep 11, 2009, 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Pineapple devil View Post
Medication administration is just as much about knowing the drug, what it does, potential side effects and interactions as much as it is about following the five rights. We can train any monkey to pick up certain pills and hand them to someone. True nurses aren't procedural, they are hired for their brains.


Oh, and I mean this in the nicest way possible, but is English your first language? Your spelling, grammar, and punctuation leads me to ask.
At least I'm trying ,I learned english in 5 years Reading and Writing. If I had leasten to people like you who wants to put me down, I would never learn any thing. Now how many language do you speak? This web site is to help us with new ideas and to make us feel good stop being negative. Oh by the way Alot of americans have problems with there grammer too!!!! thanks
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No. 45
from JoPACURN
Old Sep 11, 2009, 11:27 AM

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Temp Agency + New Grad?

BAAAAAAAAADDDDDDD idea.

It's a good way to lose your license.
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No. 46
Old Sep 11, 2009, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by samsam2677 View Post
At least I'm trying ,I learned english in 5 years Reading and Writing. If I had leasten to people like you who wants to put me down, I would never learn any thing. Now how many language do you speak? This web site is to help us with new ideas and to make us feel good stop being negative. Oh by the way Alot of americans have problems with there grammer too!!!! thanks
I by no means was trying to be negative. I was simply trying to find out if English is your primary language because if you are speaking and filling out applications like you write on here, that may be the answer to your problem.

Since you asked, I speak fluently in German as well.
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No. 47
from masry123
Old Sep 11, 2009, 01:20 PM

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Thanks for helping but I have a full time job 7-3. I was telling my exp before I got my job. I don't think there is any grammer in writing your name, address, phone number, where did you work before!! so I never had any problems with filling applications.
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No. 48
Old Sep 11, 2009, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by samsam2677 View Post
Thanks for helping but I have a full time job 7-3. I was telling my exp before I got my job. I don't think there is any grammer in writing your name, address, phone number, where did you work before!! so I never had any problems with filling applications.
cover letters and job duties.

congrats on the job though, i'm sure you'll do great!
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No. 49
Old Sep 14, 2009, 06:37 PM

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This is simply not true in the area that I live in. This is not a fair or accurate statement.

Originally Posted by Blackheartednurse View Post
No is not at all hard to land a job at a hospital,actually if you have your BSN you'l get hired without any problems,ADN nurses are the ones who really have the hardest time landing a job...
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