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Looking for first job

Hello

I just passed the boards and am finally an RN.

I am not currently working anywhere, and have no obligation

to any facility.

Any suggestions on hospitals that are a good place for new grads.

Any websites which specifically list jobs for new grads?

I am in Northwest/Midwest Ohio, but would be willing to relocate if

the situation where right.

Thanks,

Go Bucks

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As a new grad RN you should have your pick of almost any position out there. You just need to start applying to the places that interest you the most. I live in SW Ohio, so I am not familiar with what is available in the NW part of the state. I do know that Miami Valley Hospital is in great need of RNs and they are offering significant sign-on bonuses. If you google it, you'll come up with a website addy. Hope that helps!

I am a new grad as well, I just started my first nursing job with Ohio Health in Columbus Ohio. Ohio Health has several hospitals in the Columbus area and is opening a new hospital in Dublin Ohio (NW Columbus suburb). I am very pleased with the amount of training that I am being provided. I am in their internship program which includes classroom study once a week in addition to the 12 week of preceptorship. It may be worth your time to check out the website and see if anything interests you. http://ohiohealth.com/bodytop.cfm?id=18

Good luck with your search. ;)

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Thanks for your input

Any and all information helps when trying to decide where to

go for your first job

Thanks again

Go Bucks

David

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