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I'll be graduating in December (I can barely believe it) and plan on moving back to NYC (currently in Nashville). Hoping someone wouldn't mind taking the time to answer a bunch of questions...
Heard a little bit about NYP, anyone been in their grad RN internship program? How long does it last? Do you have to sign a contract as a new grad? Do they offer tuition repayment? Do you get to choose the area you want? Is there a standard starting hourly rate for new BSN's? This is a long shot but..any housing assistance?
Thank you so much!!!!!!
Hi, I am a new grad RN and recently got my RN License. I saw your post and I know it was from '07 but I figured that I might as well give it it a shot as I was drawn to this post... My dream is to become a NICU nurse. I was wondering if you would have any suggestions on applying to NYP, specifically for the NICU. This is my dream job and I would love and really appreciate any assistance you could give me! I am new to this website so I can not send private messages but please email me at[email protected]. Fingers crossed for a response =)
As a new grad in NICU here, you get a minimum of 18 weeks orientation, max 28. Most of it is clinical, but you do take NRP, CPAP class and breastfeeding/developmental care classes. I was able to go to our national respiratory care conference as well as cardiac care conferences here at Columbia while on orientation.
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Hi, I'm a recent graduate, and am interested in NYP opportunities for women's/children's health, specifically in NICU/PICU. I was wondering if you could please pass me the info for the MSCHONY recruiter? I applied online, and a general recruiter said that new grads aren't hired into these specialties. Any help you could give would be very much appreciated. Thanks!