I'm graduating from my RN ADN program in January and plan to take the NCLEX by February. I'm looking into applying for jobs in my area (Baltimore) and was hoping for some insight as to where you think I should apply for my first RN job.
I do not have experience as a tech... I should have tried getting a tech job over the summer but had some family emergencies pop up that derailed my plan. Now that I'm so close to completing the RN program I've been advised to go ahead and seek an RN position. My lack of experience concerns me in regards to getting hired. I'm looking at various hospitals to apply to, but where else should I look for an entry-level position?
Thanks for your time and insight!
-Tiffany
edit: I know the ADN aspect doesn't help (of course my school didn't tell us that till the end of our program) but I'm planning to start an RN to BSN program next fall so hopefully that will work in my favor!
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Hi!
I'm graduating from my RN ADN program in January and plan to take the NCLEX by February. I'm looking into applying for jobs in my area (Baltimore) and was hoping for some insight as to where you think I should apply for my first RN job.
I do not have experience as a tech... I should have tried getting a tech job over the summer but had some family emergencies pop up that derailed my plan. Now that I'm so close to completing the RN program I've been advised to go ahead and seek an RN position. My lack of experience concerns me in regards to getting hired. I'm looking at various hospitals to apply to, but where else should I look for an entry-level position?
Thanks for your time and insight!
-Tiffany
edit: I know the ADN aspect doesn't help (of course my school didn't tell us that till the end of our program) but I'm planning to start an RN to BSN program next fall so hopefully that will work in my favor!