I'm interested in applying to a pediatric LTC/recovery center and was considering dropping off the application in person. They are a smaller facility, so their application process isn't the standard online application as you would see with big hospital facilities. Their career section has a download link for a PDF version of their application. There is also a link saying to click here to see which positions are available on Indeed.com. They are currently hiring for an RN, and seeing that they are a small facility, I was considering dropping off the application/portfolio in person.
Has anybody done this before? Advice for or against doing this? Should I ask for hiring manager, or give to HR? Anything?
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I'm interested in applying to a pediatric LTC/recovery center and was considering dropping off the application in person. They are a smaller facility, so their application process isn't the standard online application as you would see with big hospital facilities. Their career section has a download link for a PDF version of their application. There is also a link saying to click here to see which positions are available on Indeed.com. They are currently hiring for an RN, and seeing that they are a small facility, I was considering dropping off the application/portfolio in person.
Has anybody done this before? Advice for or against doing this? Should I ask for hiring manager, or give to HR? Anything?