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Mar 15, 2009 12:54 PM

Should a new grad start in ltc

by expo4u

I have an interview at a ltc center it is part of a large hospital, but still ltc. I am afraid that if I am offered that job and accept. I wil be stuck in ltc. I really don't want to e in ltc at all. But the longer I am without a job the harder it will be for me to find a position.


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from caliotter3
Old Mar 15, 2009, 01:21 PM

Default Re: Should a new grad start in ltc
Most new grads, or others for that matter, take jobs in ltc because they can't get hired elsewhere. It is better than being unemployed. Nothing stops you from continuing your job search and taking another job when it is offered. LTC connected to a hospital probably would afford an opportunity to transfer into one of the hospital departments at some point. Besides, you just might find that you enjoy working with the ltc population. Give it a try. Good luck with your job hunt.
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from MP5PDW
Old Mar 15, 2009, 05:12 PM

Default Re: Should a new grad start in ltc
Most new grads, or others for that matter, take jobs in ltc because they can't get hired elsewhere.

Some of us took jobs in LTC because we found it a rewarding and very useful job.
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