I have a job interview in a couple weeks at a hospital in Baltimore on an orthopedic floor. I'm a new grad will be taking NCLEX March 1 and was wondering if employers would still hire me without my boards being done. I live in Jersey still and when they called me for the interview they asked if I was in Baltimore yet and I told them I wasnt planning on moving down until the end of February. She seemed really interested and there are about 5 positions open on the floor currently. She told me to bring my CPR card. And I also plan on bringing 2 letters of recommendation. One of which is from a clinical instructor who taught me during my orthopedics rotation. My question is can I get hired when I wont be able to start until the first week of March? (So approximately one month after the interview)? and any interview tips to help me stand out?
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I have a job interview in a couple weeks at a hospital in Baltimore on an orthopedic floor. I'm a new grad will be taking NCLEX March 1 and was wondering if employers would still hire me without my boards being done. I live in Jersey still and when they called me for the interview they asked if I was in Baltimore yet and I told them I wasnt planning on moving down until the end of February. She seemed really interested and there are about 5 positions open on the floor currently. She told me to bring my CPR card. And I also plan on bringing 2 letters of recommendation. One of which is from a clinical instructor who taught me during my orthopedics rotation. My question is can I get hired when I wont be able to start until the first week of March? (So approximately one month after the interview)? and any interview tips to help me stand out?