The app I filled out has a ranking system 1-4 for the area you wish to work in as an intern. I reaaalllly want the ED and new Obs unit, so I put them as #1 and #2. I've been an employee at the hospital for 3 years, I'll have my BSN, and have a personal reference from an ED director from another hospital (that's not hiring new grads). I'm hoping that the combination of the three will at least get me an interview.
So, my question is...if it comes down to accepting something somewhere else (also applied to a pulm/telemetry floor where I did my senior practicum) or waiting for your first pick, how long would you wait? The pulm/tele floor manager offered me a night shift position unofficially, but I want to see what the ED brings first.
I'm so scared that in this job climate that I'm going to eff up my chances...but I think I have a good shot at ED since they're hiring 20-some new grads. Thoughts?
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for your first pick as a new grad?
The app I filled out has a ranking system 1-4 for the area you wish to work in as an intern. I reaaalllly want the ED and new Obs unit, so I put them as #1 and #2. I've been an employee at the hospital for 3 years, I'll have my BSN, and have a personal reference from an ED director from another hospital (that's not hiring new grads). I'm hoping that the combination of the three will at least get me an interview.
So, my question is...if it comes down to accepting something somewhere else (also applied to a pulm/telemetry floor where I did my senior practicum) or waiting for your first pick, how long would you wait? The pulm/tele floor manager offered me a night shift position unofficially, but I want to see what the ED brings first.
I'm so scared that in this job climate that I'm going to eff up my chances...but I think I have a good shot at ED since they're hiring 20-some new grads. Thoughts?