I'm throwing my pride aside and asking, no BEGGING that any employed veteran nurses out there help me out with jobs.
I just passed NCLEX, have an ADN from St. Kate's with a very good GPA, and a B.A from the same school.
I am a bit older, (32), and have lot of experience in social services with people who have various mental illnesses, and/or physical mental disabilities.
What I don't have is a job in the field, or very many connections.
If you are an employed nurse, and your place of work is hiring, would you consider helping me out? I could send you my resume, correspond with you or even meet up if you are willing.
And I am NOT picky where- home health, LTC, TCU's WHATEVER
I know this is true for everyone but I REALLY cannot afford to be unemployed- my husband is finishing his doctarate and only working as a TA now and then- my job will end the first week in August as it was an on campus job, and having graduated I cannot keep it past then.
If I do not find work we will live off of his stipend which is at the poverty line- we wanted to start a family this year, but without a job or insurance this is not possible.
Please take pity on a new grad and help out if you can- post here or message me
I have been volunteering at my favorite hospital for a couple months. I mentioned to the charge nurse in my unite that i would love to eventually work at for them and a week later I got a call from HR asking if I wanted a job as an on-call CNA (I'm not yet an RN). The job they offered me was not even posted on their website. If the VA doesn't go through, I would recommend volunteering somewhere. I was amazed at how quickly and easily I made connections while volunteering.
Rumor has it that healtheast is going to start opening up positions for new grads now that the contract has been settled. I know there are a lot of job openings for RNs posted, I just haven't heard anything from management yet about hiring new grads.
MauriceRC
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I have been volunteering at my favorite hospital for a couple months. I mentioned to the charge nurse in my unite that i would love to eventually work at for them and a week later I got a call from HR asking if I wanted a job as an on-call CNA (I'm not yet an RN). The job they offered me was not even posted on their website. If the VA doesn't go through, I would recommend volunteering somewhere. I was amazed at how quickly and easily I made connections while volunteering.