Hello,
I just was offered a position at Trinity.
I'm coming from CA and would love to know more about the hospital and Minot in general.
thanks
Hello,What a coincidence! I'm from California too and have been working for Trinity hospital for the last 4 weeks. I can't really give you a very accurate information about the facility because I'm new here and still learning their system. First make sure you land an apartment before moving here. Housing is ridiculously competitive. About the hospital.... I like their charting system, everything is computerized and paperless. They have a rotating shifts so one week you're on a day shift and the following week you're on nights. The hospital orientation lasted for two weeks and I felt like it was very repetitive and "useless" since I've learn majority of it from nursing school. Right now, I'm assigned with a wonderful supportive preceptor and I enjoyed working with her. Depending on which unit you'll be working on, the one-on-one preceptor lasts for 6-16 wks.
Hey Joyce I know this is an old post but do you still work at Trinity? Im relocating at the end of this month and need some help finding a place. I know that hospitals have bulletin boards and maybe they have a room for rent?
I'm moving out there this week and I got hired through an agency. Even they could not find me a hotel room or apartment. Housing is tight but if you look everyday on Craigslist, or Roomates.com you can probably find something. I found someone on roomates.com. Just be careful and ask the right questions.
No idea or knowledge about north dakota at all. but the housing situation i have faced in other areas of the country. to those from large suburuban/urban areas with endless apartments and houses in site, many esp rural areas of the country do not have this at all. especially not high rise apartments. Is this town part of the oil industry booming? did it ever have this much influx of people relocating? maybe it would be a good investment for an apartment complex. if only i had millions and millions to delve into sucha aproject!
No idea or knowledge about north dakota at all. but the housing situation i have faced in other areas of the country. to those from large suburuban/urban areas with endless apartments and houses in site, many esp rural areas of the country do not have this at all. especially not high rise apartments. Is this town part of the oil industry booming? did it ever have this much influx of people relocating? maybe it would be a good investment for an apartment complex. if only i had millions and millions to delve into sucha aproject!
Flood this Spring plus oil boom makes housing a challenge and/or expensive.
Is anyone on this post still employed at Trinity? I had a phone interview, and it seems like a good place to work. Can anyone offer any information?
Hi, AZ911Nurse2B. How did your interview go?... I'm scheduled for a telephone interview for Trinity as well and I would like to know what to expect and what kinds of questions they asked.
Otessa, BSN, RN
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You'd be surprised how welcoming ND will be to you. The Minot airforce base is close by with people of many ethnicities.
One of my best friends from high school is AA. People from ND want you to be honest, hardworking, and trustworthy-if you fail on any of these then it will be an uphill battle to regain that trust(no matter your background). They may ask questions about your dreadlocks or about you out of curiosity-don't take it as an insult-they are trying to get to know you.
Good luck!