I graduated Dec of 2009 and immediately relocated to Southern New England. I knew NO ONE here, let alone in the hospitals. I applied everywhere. After HUNDREDS of apps, and quite a bit of really creative networking, I finally started to get offered interviews. A few were cancelled for various reasons. Finally I went on my first interviews last week, one for a major teaching hospital, one for a clinic. Both really, really great positions.
Today the hospital called and offered me the position!!!! I'm a Neonatal ICU nurse now!!
Congratulations, Bobbkat, on your perseverance, your hard work and your determination to find a position that would meet both your personal *and* professional needs. May you and your new job be a perfect match.
Thanks, everyone! I started work...it feels SO nice to be working as an RN finally. I'm still in classroom orientation stuff, but can't wait to start on the floor.
Bobbkat
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I graduated Dec of 2009 and immediately relocated to Southern New England. I knew NO ONE here, let alone in the hospitals. I applied everywhere. After HUNDREDS of apps, and quite a bit of really creative networking, I finally started to get offered interviews. A few were cancelled for various reasons. Finally I went on my first interviews last week, one for a major teaching hospital, one for a clinic. Both really, really great positions.
Today the hospital called and offered me the position!!!! I'm a Neonatal ICU nurse now!!