Is it really easier for male new grad nurses to land a job?

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Im a newgrad RN and just got my license but still looking for work. Most of my male classmates had found jobs already. So is it true that male new grads get a job faster than females?

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Specializes in Critical Care, ED, Cath lab, CTPAC,Trauma.

No.....

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Specializes in Progressive Care Unit.

Definitely not.

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Maybe try scrolling down the forum a do a bit of pre-searching first, as this has been asked a couple times recently and debunked. What gets you jobs include a hard working background, ability to network and a ton of luck. Not your pp

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Specializes in ICU.

Just wondering, what does being a male nurse have to do with anything? Make sure you have a good resume and excellent interview skills and you should find a job. Your gender should have nothing to do with it.

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Yes and No. Each place is different and has their own specific preferences as who they want to hire.

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That would differ from your attitude in your work. like me. I am a male nurse and i got employed for less than 2months after being registered. so it depends on you on how you gonna dance to the tunes of the new generations.

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Yes it definitely is easier and its the same way male RNs get paid more in nursing which some consider a female field.....

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Specializes in Leadership, Psych, HomeCare, Amb. Care.

^^ Was that supposed to a joke?

it certainly isn't based in fact.

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Male Nurses Make More Money - Real Time Economics - WSJ Not a joke...discussed this numerous times in professionalism class. Sadly, this is the case with all professionns. And here's an article from the wall street journal discussing the matter
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Make nurses on my old unit were started at a higher rate for new grads, got bigger raises and made more overall.

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