Re: no one will hire me in Las Vegas--what's the deal???
On UMC's website, it has new grad programs. I don't fall into that catagory. Plus I think you have to commit for a length of time?? I have tried applying for the ICU postions, but at the end of the application process it asks yes or no if you have so many years of icu experience. I have none so it just reads "thanks but you don't qualify." I forgot to mention above that I applied for a training underfill position at UMC. I got a call back to schedule a "panel interview" but when she found out I would need to interview over the phone...or at least have a preliminary interview over the phone, she said she would call me back at noon the next day and then hung up on me. I never heard from her again. I'm not to bummed about that one, because if she had actually read my resume she would have known I'm in CA, and she could BARELY speak english. I had to tell her two or three times I was in CA and she kept saying "no you in NV."' If someone is going to argue about my current location, I don't think I want to go that route. I wouldn't have mind coming to Vegas to panel interview if I had at least known some general info on the unit, and they expressed real interest. Anyway, enough venting. Am I correct about having to commit for a certain amount of time for new grads?
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