I've been working in rehab for about 3 months now. I worked at the facility before graduating nursing school and was rehired after graduation. I've been putting out resumes to hospitals in the area trying to get into a new grad program. Well, after a month of intense searching I've finally gotten a call back for an interview.
However, I feel a bit like a traitor. I've been employed at the facility for sometime, but I would really like to get into the acute side of nursing. The nurses at the facility I work at say the hospital I've applied to is not a good place to work. (I haven't told them I've applied this is just the general consensus on the unit). I honestly take that with a grain of salt. My dream is to get into ICU and here is my chance, but I don't want to be viewed as a job hopper/disloyal employee.
Clearly, I'm not a seasoned nurse. I would appreciate any input from the wiser nurses here. Thank you!
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Hi all,
I've been working in rehab for about 3 months now. I worked at the facility before graduating nursing school and was rehired after graduation. I've been putting out resumes to hospitals in the area trying to get into a new grad program. Well, after a month of intense searching I've finally gotten a call back for an interview.
However, I feel a bit like a traitor. I've been employed at the facility for sometime, but I would really like to get into the acute side of nursing. The nurses at the facility I work at say the hospital I've applied to is not a good place to work. (I haven't told them I've applied this is just the general consensus on the unit). I honestly take that with a grain of salt. My dream is to get into ICU and here is my chance, but I don't want to be viewed as a job hopper/disloyal employee.
Clearly, I'm not a seasoned nurse. I would appreciate any input from the wiser nurses here. Thank you!