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Market is very tight for new grads. I just graduated from an ADN program 2 weeks ago and was fortunate to land a position at a Boston hospital. Most of the hosptials hire from within (CNA's, unit coordinators, nurse interns) so that leaves very little opportunity for outsiders to get a job. If possible try to work as a tech at the hospital you want to work at. You stand a better chance of getting hired on.
jshine0007
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so I'm hoping to get into Bunker Hill weekend program for the fall-am I wrong to think that after getting my 2 year degree that I will be able to get a job in the Boston area-I'm fifty-have aMaster's in education and am 50-I want to be anurse but didn't plan on a bachelors degree-I guess I'm in a rush to just work as a nurse since I've always had a desire to do it-but at this point in my life, I thought I could could get a decent job with a two year RN-am i way off track-