Published
Well, I know at our hospital in California they employ student nurses and actually make the transition for us easy. Most of the nurses know the Directors and know where they will be placed before graduation ever approaches. I would get in with a hospital when you can. It is never too early to market.
Vick
Hi everyone. I am new to the Allnurse community. :balloons: I was hoping someone could give me some pointers in: When should I begin to apply for jobs? The reason I ask is because I'm actually on the East coast right now for nursing school but I will be moving to S. Cali (San Bernardino area) as soon as I graduate in May. Should I call around now to ask about job availabily or focus on moving & passing boards and THEN apply jobs? I'm not sure how the job market is out there. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR ANY ADVICE!P.S. Do hospitals offer positions before you graduate?
pittdidi
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Hi everyone. I am new to the Allnurse community. :balloons: I was hoping someone could give me some pointers in: When should I begin to apply for jobs? The reason I ask is because I'm actually on the East coast right now for nursing school but I will be moving to S. Cali (San Bernardino area) as soon as I graduate in May. Should I call around now to ask about job availabily or focus on moving & passing boards and THEN apply jobs? I'm not sure how the job market is out there. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR ANY ADVICE!
P.S. Do hospitals offer positions before you graduate?