Contract for Job

No contract for Valley Hopspitals. They do have a retension bonus of $2200 over 2 years right nowfor new grads. $375 after 90 days, $800 for 1 year, and $1125 after 2 years. I'm not sure of Sunrise- I'm going there Tuesday. I'll let you know.

And you will get a job! By the time you are done with school, hopefully I'll have lots more to tell you!:wink2:

Thax a lot sunnyb714, u really take off all my tension. yes you willbe my mentor to find a job. i am so glad that i have somebody on this forum to help me. You dont know how scared i am, i have to find a job in order to support my family, i am in las semester and on the top off it NO Cna Or Nap expierence.

Thax a bunch for your quick reply!!!!!!!!!!!!

and best of luck

And you will get a job! By the time you are done with school, hopefully I'll have lots more to tell you!:wink2:

Thax a lot sunnyb714, u really take off all my tension. yes you willbe my mentor to find a job. i am so glad that i have somebody on this forum to help me. You dont know how scared i am, i have to find a job in order to support my family, i am in las semester and on the top off it NO Cna Or Nap expierence.

Thax a bunch for your quick reply!!!!!!!!!!!!

and best of luck

Don't worry, you'll get a job. I had two offers before I graduated. Most hospitals require a 2 year commitment for specialties. Alot don't require contracts for medsurg but that pays less than your specialties. I would recommend trying to figure out where you want to work and in what specialty and trying to get your preceptorship on that floor. Introduce yourself to the unit manager and really make it known you want to work there after graduation. That's what I did and I don't have NAP or CNA either. Good luck. You are almost done! You can do it!

Thax a lot for encouragement. I am feeling much better after reading all the replies.

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Don't worry, you'll get a job. I had two offers before I graduated. Most hospitals require a 2 year commitment for specialties. Alot don't require contracts for medsurg but that pays less than your specialties. I would recommend trying to figure out where you want to work and in what specialty and trying to get your preceptorship on that floor. Introduce yourself to the unit manager and really make it known you want to work there after graduation. That's what I did and I don't have NAP or CNA either. Good luck. You are almost done! You can do it!