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If you really want the job, be proactive. Call HR, find out who to contact, and call them. You may worry about being a pest, but they will know that you are serious about wanting the position, if there is one. When I used to interview people in my past career, I was always very impressed by the ones that stayed top of mind by calling me to "touch base".
Animaniacs, BSN, RN
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I just finished my first year of nursing school, I'm looking forward to doing student nurse externship at a local hospital. I just sent my application to the human resources office in that hospital for a nurse extern position.
It's been 2 weeks since then, and I think it's about time I contact the hospital to followup on my application and see what my status is. I just have a few questions.
Do I call human resources or get the contact number for the unit manager? (Because I gave my application tot he human resource office.) I'm unsure
Now once I reach that person, can you folks give me some pointers on what I should say? (again, i'm not sure if there are any openings in the unit for a nurse extern, but all I was told that they are usually or most likely hiring)