Published Oct 2, 2010
Miller86
151 Posts
Hello everyone,
I posted couple weeks ago about starting as a new grad with an agency. I got some wonderful feedback from nurses to get out of that environment where I was being thrown into hospitals on various units with absolutely no orientation.
I just wanted to update (due to excitement) that I got an interview for a position on a medicine unit in one of the hospitals that I worked on as an agency nurse.I had the interview early last week and received the call back earlier today.
Finally, after several months of sending applications and resumes everywhere, I got a job! So after all the agency did a huge favor for me by sending me to the unit (before I quit on them).
Thanks for those who gave me the advice to look for other options!! Love you ALLNURSES.
cherryames1949
347 Posts
Congratulations! Best of luck in your new position.
FLArn
503 Posts
:ancong!:
scoochy
375 Posts
Perseverance is always the key! :yelclap:
Fermin Hernandez, ADN, ASN, RN
146 Posts
Awesome!
germanshep
119 Posts
Congratulations!!
SweettartRN
661 Posts
Not to rain on your parade here, but you could end up costing you employer a lot of money.
Most agencies have a clause that says that they will not hire you outright without a huge fine by the hiring company. If in fact yours did that, they could go after your new employer.
netglow, ASN, RN
4,412 Posts
I remember your previous post re. Good for you, glad you got through it with your skin intact!!! Nice to know there is some good luck somewhere.
mischievous_Nurse
21 Posts
:ancong!: :hrnsmlys:
nminodob
243 Posts
Not so sure it was luck - if you made it by transitioning from new grad to agency, then you must be doing something very right! Congrats!
nurse grace RN, BSN
1 Article; 118 Posts
Wonderful news.Good luck!!!!
evolvingrn, BSN, RN
1,035 Posts
I agree if you work agency you probably have a no hire clause. as a cna if i had gone to work for a facility within 6 months it would have fined the hospital 10 thousand and me 5 thousand. I would check it out because its a legit contract that you sign when you do agency. (our contract was never discussed but it worked into our paystub that hospital charge and i had to sign in order to be paid)
I do work at a facility i was an agency cna at now as an RN and that connection got me that job but i had quit working there for the agency 6 months before