by Chloe'sinNYNow

...to get licensure verification? Or am I jumping the gun.
this is the website I found on GA BON https://www.nursys.com/Common.asp?pt...SEVERIFICATION

GA BON is still not showing me as a registered nurse. I know i'm a bit anxious since I tested on Thurs, got my results on Pearson Vue on Sat, and it's only Monday..but some on this site actually got their hard copies already !!! And others got their verification on their BON's before Pearson Vue had them.

What am I doing?
What should I be doing?
Where am I supposed to work if I cannot find a preceptorship (no one has any programs at this time of year)

OH NO

Re: Is it necessary to register w/ NURSYS???

I don't think it is necessary, the BON will send your license out just give it a bit longer.

Congratulations

Re: Is it necessary to register w/ NURSYS???

Originally Posted by Silverdragon102

I don't think it is necessary, the BON will send your license out just give it a bit longer.

Congratulations

Thanks Silverdragon. I'm feeling like a little kid right now. Don't know quite what to do without a matriculation. I need work but who will hire a new grad w/ no experience in mid August?

Are there recruiters somewhere I need to get in touch with who will? I'm not settled in this area at all. Willing and able to move !! (and wanting to, actually)

Re: Is it necessary to register w/ NURSYS???

Originally Posted by ChloeinAtl

Thanks Silverdragon. I'm feeling like a little kid right now. Don't know quite what to do without a matriculation. I need work but who will hire a new grad w/ no experience in mid August?

Are there recruiters somewhere I need to get in touch with who will? I'm not settled in this area at all. Willing and able to move !! (and wanting to, actually)

why not try local hospitals and see what they have to say. If you are looking at moving then try hospitals in the area you want to live and see what they have to offer. You may find someone who takes new grads

Re: Is it necessary to register w/ NURSYS???

Originally Posted by Silverdragon102

why not try local hospitals and see what they have to say. If you are looking at moving then try hospitals in the area you want to live and see what they have to offer. You may find someone who takes new grads

That's actually how I spent my morning today.
Tonight I'm gonna make some calls to relatives and friends on the west coast. Anyone out there got any ideas????