St. Elizabeth Medical Center

What exactly are you looking for in a hospital or what type of nsg are you interested in (i.e. cardiovasc, ICU, transplant, emergency, etc.)? I don't work at St E's, nor have I had clinicals in their hospital (except for a brief stint in their cardiac rehab outpatient), but I know they're Magnet so nursing should be pretty decent. However, a classmate I graduated with (who lives in NKy) started out there for a few months only to dislike her unit and start working at Good Sam (much further from her house). Not that you wouldn't have a good experience but think about what areas you would really like to go into and maybe request a hospital that has a pretty good reputation in that area.

i have a friend who has worked at st e on the tcu for several years now and she seems to be pretty happy. i did my med surg rotation there and it seemed ok. they still used paper charting there which was not my fav aspect, ubt over all it was an ok experience. i work at cinci childrens now though and i have to say that st. e pales in comparison to children's but thats just my opinion.