Graduating in May, where to work?

Edie10 · Feb 6, 2011

Apply to all of them. Every interview I've been on they've given me salary and benefit information to take home so if/when I get offers I will be able to decide.

SnowStar4 · Feb 7, 2011

mt clemens supposedly pays really well since they are union. they rarely have postings though. i assume their benefits are decent too. st. johns is decent pay, not sure about beaumont. it’s probably comparable. i know that b’s insurance is on the high side though. i always thought that the dmc paid the lowest but several of my coworkers that came from henry ford said hf was lower. not sure if it is true or not. on the other hand, dmc has really cheap benefits compared to others.

formerbrat · Feb 9, 2011

To SnowStar4: Cheap as in inexpensive (out of pocket) or cheap as in not so good?

To the OP: I'm not sure which is best. I've heard various things from various people. I've personally been a patient at Beaumont and was impressed with the quality of care I received. That said, I think I saw that many of their postings wanted experience. I have a few classmates who have externed or worked as nurse aides at St. John's and they all had good things to say about them.

Good luck! :)

SnowStar4 · Feb 10, 2011

To SnowStar4: Cheap as in inexpensive (out of pocket) or cheap as in not so good?
To the OP: I'm not sure which is best. I've heard various things from various people. I've personally been a patient at Beaumont and was impressed with the quality of care I received. That said, I think I saw that many of their postings wanted experience. I have a few classmates who have externed or worked as nurse aides at St. John's and they all had good things to say about them.
Good luck! :)

Cheap as in out-of-pocket