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Does registry count as experience? (With poll)

That's basically my question. I am a new grad and I have been doing registry work at different snfs. I was wondering when if comes to my resume can I use the registry as experience? Or does it just show I like to hop from job to job and that I don't commit?

Basically I couldn't get into a hospital without experience but I am still trying for hospitals so I don't want to commit to a job and then quit if I get hired at a hospital so I have been working on call.

Thank you in advance for your advice.

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    1. 1. Does registry count as experience?

      • Yes it counts, put it on your resume, it's better then no experience
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    If your registry shifts are through an agency, then your resume would just list the agency as your employer and it wouldn't look like job-hopping. I would think the fact that you've been successful doing registry as a new grad would be a positive to potential employers.

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    Thank you!!! Yes it is hard to do registry as a new grad. It is all snfs. I go there and the nurse going off duty give me report, " 34A crush pill, 34B whole pill, 35A crush pill, 35B crush pill, 36A whole pill....etc" Then they give me the med cart keys and that's it I am off to give medications to a bunch or strangers.

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