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Hey There I'm in my second year of an ADN program and if everything goes the way I think it will, I will graduate in May 2003. When this happens, I plan to go far away from where I am now. This... Read More

  1. by traumaRUs
    Oct 9, '02
    Occupation: allnurses Asst Community Manager, APRN Specialty: 25 year(s) of experience in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU ; From: US ; Joined: Apr '00; Posts: 53,369; Likes: 26,207
    In Illinois - our large, teaching hospital hires new grads for almost every unit. Huge nursing shortage, large tuition reimbursement, etc.
  2. by Mimi2RN
    Oct 9, '02
    Occupation: RN-Retired Specialty: 27 year(s) of experience in NICU ; From: US ; Joined: Jul '02; Posts: 1,400; Likes: 163
    Our new grads start at $25 per hour plus diffs, and there are always openings. California has a new law related to nurse/patient ratios, so more staff are needed everywhere.
  3. by Arkansas
    Oct 9, '02
    Occupation: Customer Service Rep. at Sterling Paint Joined: Oct '02; Posts: 12
    Thank you all for your input! All of you had very educational and helpful responces to my question. It looks like my options are pretty good. I am one who believes that experience in med-surg is where to go out of school. Hopefully, I can find the location I'm looking for if willing to work med-surg. Again, thank you all for your responces, Tim

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