Another "moving to the area..." question - Page 2
Register Today!- Aug 7, '07 by deeDawnteeI think you would absolutely LOVE living in that area, I have thought of moving myself because it is truly beautiful with the St Croix and Mississippi Rivers. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help. There is Regina in Hastings and River Falls Hospital as well, all who I believe are hiring. Eventually, may I suggest United? They really do take very good care of us, PM me if you need any information that I may be able to provide! It shouldn't be so dang difficult to move to a different state, for crying out loud!!!!
- Aug 7, '07 by RNfromMNQuote from deeDawnteeYou did recommend United to me, remember?Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help. There is Regina in Hastings and River Falls Hospital as well, all who I believe are hiring. Eventually, may I suggest United? They really do take very good care of us, PM me if you need any information that I may be able to provide! It shouldn't be so dang difficult to move to a different state, for crying out loud!!!!
I'm the girl from WSP! Yeah, when I went to go check out Prescott a few months ago, I just fell in love with it - to live right next to the river like that... Might make for some tough winters, though. I also tooled around Woodbury for awhile...I can't remember the name of the hospital there, but it looked brand spankin' new. I noticed a Davita center there, too...don't know much about them, though.
Quote from deeDawnteeThose were my thoughts exactly! I'm finding newfound respect from all those RNs coming over from the Phillippines & such.It shouldn't be so dang difficult to move to a different state, for crying out loud!!!! - Aug 7, '07 by deeDawnteeQuote from Jessica 392Oh yea that't right!!!! Sorry about that!! I remember now.You did recommend United to me, remember?
I'm the girl from WSP! Yeah, when I went to go check out Prescott a few months ago, I just fell in love with it - to live right next to the river like that... Might make for some tough winters, though. I also tooled around Woodbury for awhile...I can't remember the name of the hospital there, but it looked brand spankin' new. I noticed a Davita center there, too...don't know much about them, though.
Those were my thoughts exactly! I'm finding newfound respect from all those RNs coming over from the Phillippines & such.
- Aug 7, '07 by LuckyRookieI'm a new grad from Illinois and have meant to share my experience of moving to Minnesota and applying for NCLEX and license in Minnesota. My experience has been very positive. I applied online through Pearson Vue and sent my physical application directly to the Minnesota Board. The AT&T came quickly and I tested in Illinois with the results sent to MN. I moved to Minnesota the very same day and had my results on line from the Board of Nursing within 24 hours for free. Great system!
I've just landed a new grad residency at a suburban hospital, but it took a while. I was told too that the out of state address, plus not having past the NCLEX probably limited my applications getting into the right hands initially. I suggest not delaying any further but getting the paperwork filed and taking the NCLEX.
Good luck! - May 20, '08 by knbnbkrnHi, I graduated from a Wi tech and took my boards in MN, I received a WI license and was able to work in MN with proof of my WI license. However, recently the hospital required me to get a MN license, easier for their recordkeeping. I easily went online and received my MN license. I could have gotten my license originally in MN but I was working in WI at that time.
I live in Wisconsin along the st croix river and commute to Healtheast St Johns Maplewood. I work nights and the commute is not a problem, about 45 min. You can apply online at Healtheast.org. The hospital you mentioned in Woodbury is probably Woodwinds.
Healtheast is Union and they have a great new grad program with orientation and continued classes. Benefits are great. $4 night shift diff.RNfromMN likes this.