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Finally got hired a year after initially applying then reapplying 6 months later but this may be different based on the unit you apply for and their need. Also recommend finding out who the manager...

Since my first new grad job in the NICU I had four interviews before obtaining my current job which is my first after my new grad job and they all asked the same things: Tell me about yourself?...

Be persistent! It takes a big hospital system awhile before they get around to you but also know that there are probably 80 other applicants that have applied for that same position. I would...

This post is very vague. First, I would not recommend moving to an area without finding a position there first. Second, what field of nursing are you looking to get into?

Has any experienced nurses applied to VCU in the last month or so? Have you received any call backs for interviews or have been hired? There are several positions posted that have been up for...

For the NICU you had to have completed an externship or preceptorship to get hired as a new grad. I also was in contact with the nurse recruiter throughout my application process until I was hired...

So I started a new job and I'm currently in orientation. Today we were introduced to the hospital's computer system for charting and medication administration. The instructor which was also a nurse...

You know when you apply for jobs and you get that email/message saying we will keep your file for 6 months if anything should come up? I'm wondering if that has ever happened to anyone out there??...

Greetings fellow NICU nurses! I currently work in a busy Level 3 "does everything except ECMO" NICU and have recently acquired a position in a Special Care Nursery due to my husband's job...

on our phillips monitors you can use the blood pressure cuff as a tourniquet... just press the tourniquet button says the Phillips inservice guys... but no one has used it since the inservice......

The NICU is a busy unit here. There are nurses that have left other units to come to the NICU. It depends on what you like first. But from what I hear most do not like working on the floors at CHKD....

hello! i work there.. but in the NICU. i'm sorry that i cant give you info about the ED but i can give you some tidbits about the hospital. it is the only pediatric hospital in the area and services...

I wouldn't worry about the pregnancy and finding employment. I was in your shoes a year ago. Found out I was pregnant after graduating. I didnt tell my employer until the time was right. I was able...

i love the 12's but since when did they have to start at 630 in the morning!! what about a 9a-9p?? I can do that. Plus, when you work nights you are basically working TWO days... hellllo people!! lol

I like that the patients do not talk back to you and the challenge of figuring out what is wrong with them because they don't talk back. I dislike that the parents are there to talk back to you...

$9.30 at this Palmetto Health $10+ at Providence

The NICU I am working in will soon be transitioning to 24 hour visitation for parents. That means they will be able to be present for shift change as well as procedures that you would usually ask...

CONGRATS!

landing a job early means applying early... real early! i graduated this may and some in my class started applying in december and they had jobs by february.

New Grad Here... Starting there in a week... Base: $20.38 Differential: Evening-$2.00, Nights-$7.00, Weekend, $2.00 Experienced RN may be higher... Dont know...

This post was on page 3... should give some incite on how they are there... hope it helps! http://allnurses.com/washington-dc-nurses/anybody-working-howard-372269.html

you crack me up with these replies

cardiacRN2006... why so serious??? LOL!

i was afraid... but knew i had possibly passed b/c i did the pearsonvue trick and according to that i had possibly passed... had a support system with me... and i passed!

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