Any new grads starting at WHC in July?

[ac123]

Hi everyone! I was offered a new grad position at WHC starting in July. I am looking to get in touch with people. I will be relocating from Boston to DC probably mid-July. I am so nervous because I do not really know too many people down there (just a few random people here and there). Sometime in June I am going down apartment hunting. Any good places to live? Anyways, if anyone wants to get in touch or give some advice that would be great. Thanks!

[saninani]

siren1 thank u so much for the info. i interviewed in april but don't have an answer yet. they're telling me that the manager is still interviewing.

i'm kinda losing my patience as i have an offer from another hospital. i'd love to work at WHC but at the same time don't want to lose the other offer just waiting for WHC.

congrats on securing a job there!

[siren1]

Wow I can't believe how these hospitals jack everyone around, its unbelievable. I think I would take the first job and then see what happens. I wold NOT worry about turning a hospital down later if something changes. Good luck. which hospital is it, Sibley?

[RNNPICU, BSN, RN]

AS for living in DC, I lived in DC for 6 years and moved to Virginia (Pentagon City Area )after I got married. I lived in Adams Morgan which is a very fun area to live in. I lived in a house which each floor was an apartment - it was great and I had a fun time. I was able to walk a few blocks (two) to the bus stop and it took ten minutes (fifteen if we hit every stop and light) to get to work. The bus dropped me off directly in front of the hospital

[Intenstudy]

I'm thinking of moving to the DC/Maryland area. I'm having an extremely hard time obtaining a clinical RN position in NY. WHC looks like it provides an excellent program.