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I'm a new BSN RN and I have been trying real hard to get a job both upstate and in the city. I currently live in Ulster county but im willing to relocate for a full time poition. Does anyone know of a medical facility that is willing to hire a new RN? I am not too picky with salary, i just need to get the 1 year experience out of the way.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the fast reply. Maybe I'll see you up there. How did you go about finding a place to live? my default is to only use craigslist and there are places listed there but I'm wondering if there's a more logical way to do it...real estate agency or whatever.I promise that's my last question - thanks so much again!
Hey how do you like living and working there? I live in NYC and am a new grad. I have an interview with them in 2 weeks. Any advice?
I live in Syracuse. Upstate medical hires new grads. It's a good place to be. Winters can be a little rough because of lake effect snow but in general roads are kept clear and things rarely shut down. There's also 3 other hospitals not affiliated with upstate medical in the area. Look for upstate.edu on the web and follow the job links.
Also try Arnot Ogden in Elmira NY. Just moved from there and they are hiring too. Not as great an area as Syracuse, but a good place to get experience.
Rents in either place run 500 - 1000, with some of the higher rents including all utilities..
They start you at $22.50 for RN1 new grad RN. But thats generally the pay upstate
Odd. I was told $22 for RN1 new grad.
Edit: @mangodream: I was told there is no salary difference between ADN and BSN i.e. no education differential.
Housing for rent within walking distance is available. Just look for a place in the village of Cooperstown.
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Thanks so much! I really appreciate the fast reply. Maybe I'll see you up there. How did you go about finding a place to live? my default is to only use craigslist and there are places listed there but I'm wondering if there's a more logical way to do it...real estate agency or whatever.
I promise that's my last question - thanks so much again!