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..... so many times I have heard this, but until the job market hit rock bottom, I am truly starting to believe this. Because of the terrible job market I can't even get my foot in the door so when I graduate I could land a job after graduation. Impossible almost, I am going to begin strengthening my networks, I have contacted my previous clinical instructors just to keep them updated on my progress, this way hopefully I can get a job after graduation. When I return to school I am going to speak to some of my professor to see what connections they may have, they have years of experience. I see many hospitals have an employee referral program, I saw online @ a hospital in my area that an employee could get $3,000 for referring an RN. In a nutshell how many new grads got their jobs because of someone they know and how did that process work?
wife&mommyRN
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wow whispera, the information u gave me is priceless
i can honestly see why you've landed every job you've gone after! i never even considered contacting nurse managers until now. i looked online & all of the manager/ unit information is available to me. i feel confident in contacting them, too bad it's a holiday weekend. i recently contacted my clinical instructor, she is a manager on her unit so she is a very good source and it's @ the hospital i have been dying to work at. i told her of my interests, but i honestly don;t believe i was agressive enough that's something i am going to need to begin doing. i am gonna give it a try, keep your fingers crossed 