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I worked at a Kaiser Peds clinic in Denver, CO. back in the 80's I enjoyed working there and way back then they treated their employee's well.
I wouldn't expect your first job to be a bell ringer in this climate, just be greatful you can get a job.
I would suggest, looking at the indeed.com website, and all the rural hospital web sites, as an LPN only the rural hospitals are still using LPN's.
Good luck.
I worked for Kaiser for 11 years in the DC metro area. Kaiser was a great company to work for (although I wasn't a nurse then) and I only left because I relocated to Atl and was a stay at home mom for awhile and then went to nursing school.
Anyway, as a whole, Kaiser requires 2 years of nursing experience before they will hire. My understanding is that that even applies to current employees who become nurses (happened to a coworker of mine in DC).
Hope this helps!
I know this is a late post (as the question was posted awhile back..) but i just had to reply because I love working for Kaiser. (employed with them a little over three years.) I'm not a nurse, will be someday (enrolled for an RN program this fall..) and I hope to return to Kaiser after I get my experience. All I can say is great benefits and great flexibility. I consider myself spoiled. If you get the chance, I say take it.
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Oh yea, I forgot to ask about this company Kaiser Permanente. Is anyone familiar with these guys. I see this name a lot when Im searching for jobs on the internet in the Atlanta area. A friend of mine told me that they pay good....but I need to know for sure. LPN by the way for whoever replies to this thread. PLEASE REPLY! I know every new graduate want to hit it big on their first job as a nurse ($$$$)......me as well.....Where would I need to look in Atlanta where the pay is good & great benefits!?!??!?!
Sincerely,
Lpn in need of a great job & money! lol