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LDRP Interview advice please

I know there are other threads about this topic, but I'd appreciate any fresh advice.

I've been on a surg/med unit for 18 months and while I enjoy my job, I have always wanted to work in L&D eventually. Fortunately, I landed an interview and now I'm sort of terrified that I"ll blow it. I want to prepare, but I am not sure where I should focus.

I have fair amount of post-surgical experience from my current job, but as far as the rest of it - assessments, labor, newborn assessments, etc., -- I am overwhelmed by the prospect of reviewing all of this stuff.

I am looking at review materials online - does anyone have a recommended or favorite book that I should get? The interview is in 10 day.

Thanks in advance!

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Thanks for the advice. I will check out that resource.

I got the job! Turns out it's all about fit with the new unit and willingness to learn. I'm super excited and nervous to start learning!

Yay congratulations on getting the job! That is so exciting!!

congrats on your new job!! :) May I ask, did you apply within your hospital? Any tips on applying to L&D that made you stood out? I too am an medsurg RN trying to get into L&D.

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