So... I'm a new grad, recently licensed and am thus applying anywhere and everywhere. In one example at a large hospital in a decent sized metropolitan area, I've so far applied to about 6 positions ranging from Med-Surg, ER, Telemetry, etc., basically anything that I would happily accept that lists the opening as an RN I and doesn't say anything regarding experience. I tried to apply to a new opening today and got the following response:
"According to our records you have exceeded the total number of applications allowed by this facility".
The facility website specifically states under the faqs section:
Q: I applied for one position but there are many similar ones posted. Do I have to apply for all that I am interested in?
A: Yes, you will need to apply for all positions/areas you are interested in being considered for unless otherwise told.
I had never heard of a limit so I just kept applying. So what do I do now? I'm questioning whether the shotgun approach was the best way. Has anyone seen anything similar at other facilities? In any case, I wanted to bring this up so that others may be aware of this potential when applying to multiple listing at a facility.
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So... I'm a new grad, recently licensed and am thus applying anywhere and everywhere. In one example at a large hospital in a decent sized metropolitan area, I've so far applied to about 6 positions ranging from Med-Surg, ER, Telemetry, etc., basically anything that I would happily accept that lists the opening as an RN I and doesn't say anything regarding experience. I tried to apply to a new opening today and got the following response:
"According to our records you have exceeded the total number of applications allowed by this facility".
The facility website specifically states under the faqs section:
Q: I applied for one position but there are many similar ones posted. Do I have to apply for all that I am interested in?
A: Yes, you will need to apply for all positions/areas you are interested in being considered for unless otherwise told.
I had never heard of a limit so I just kept applying. So what do I do now? I'm questioning whether the shotgun approach was the best way. Has anyone seen anything similar at other facilities? In any case, I wanted to bring this up so that others may be aware of this potential when applying to multiple listing at a facility.