Just got my job offer letter!

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I have been looking for a job for almost a year since I got my Rn license. I interviewd with the manager last week and today I recieved the job offer letter for the position. Im so happy right now.

For new grads just keep applying and dont lose hope.

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Specializes in LTC currently.

congrats, what area of nursing did you get hired into?

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:ancong!: I'm really happy for you. Thanks for giving those of us that are still unemployed hope. Best of luck!

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Thank you guys. I know how it felt looking for a job in this economy. I got my licensed last year Oct.2010 and I have been applying everywhere since then. I thought I will never find a job.

Just hang in there and be positive. There is hope!

@Juwon: its a neuro unit in my dream hospital.

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Congrats. How did you get the position. Thank you

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Specializes in Wound Care, LTC, Sub-Acute, Vents.

congrats! can you share what you did differently to get the job?

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Congrats! Thanks for giving us new grads a little hope. I recently graduated and received my RN license and I get so depressed when I turn in application after application with no return call. I'm fortunate in that I have a job but its not in nursing. I sacrificed so much and I want to reap the rewards of my efforts. Your posting does give me and those countless other new RNs some hope.

Good Luck to you in your new position!

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Mazel tov!

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Congratulations. I am happy for you.

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Specializes in Public Health, School, Camp.

Congrats on the job!

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:ancong!:

and Best Wishes in your new job!

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Hi in regards to Corona Regional They start you off as a C.N.A 10.88hr and you are given 18 patients to care for. I declined the offer for me it was not worth it. The H.r. recuirter she told me that they only take the first 30 applicants review their resume then they pick the 15 best caindates. I have EKG, ACLS, PALS and I am bilinugal they have a high pateint population that speaks Spanish. I am assuming since the patients are low income they are looking for canidates who have worked with that type of patient population. My friend is working there he is activly looking for something else he hates it. His commute is 45mins one way the only good thing is that they give you benifits right away you can call h.r. ask for pearl vasquez she is the recuiter I cant find her number I threw everything away. BEst Of luck if you have anyother questions feel free to ask.

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