I have been accepted at an amazing hospital to do a nurse residency program! It's for new grads only and you pick a track and get to rotate through three different units until you find one that you want to hire on to. The program is a year long and you can stop it at any time throughout that year if you decide a unit is for you. I am doing the women's health track and will start out in the newborn nursery, on to post partum (which I'm not too thrilled about) and end in Labor and Delivery (which is where my heart is)! I think this program is going to be a great way to transition from student to professional nurse and will give me a better understanding of the whole picture before I get to L&D. I start orientation and classes on May 8th!! Congratulations to everyone! We made it!!!!
i accepted a job at Shock Trauma in Baltimore. I won't start until after I take NCLEX. I've waited so long for this time 2 more months is nothing. Again congrats to all graduates
I was on a unit 3rd sem for clin and they sent me an awesome letter that they wanted me and stuff. well i did do an interview there 3 week ago, i walked into NM office and she said it was a formality and asked me what shift i wanted to work. needless to say i accepted the positon the next day. i am now on that floor for my preceptor which is working out well, because its my orientation also! i got a call yesterday to start sooner than i had signed for because they want me on the unit sooner!
AWESOME!
Thanks for letting me brag a bit everyone! i would love to hear everyone else's stories!
Been a long time coming huh??
Congrats to everyone!! we did it!! at least we are GN's now!!!!
i accepted a job at Shock Trauma in Baltimore. I won't start until after I take NCLEX. I've waited so long for this time 2 more months is nothing. Again congrats to all graduates
Now that is cool. If I lived in that area, I would definitely want to work there!!
loboscon08
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I have been accepted at an amazing hospital to do a nurse residency program! It's for new grads only and you pick a track and get to rotate through three different units until you find one that you want to hire on to. The program is a year long and you can stop it at any time throughout that year if you decide a unit is for you. I am doing the women's health track and will start out in the newborn nursery, on to post partum (which I'm not too thrilled about) and end in Labor and Delivery (which is where my heart is)! I think this program is going to be a great way to transition from student to professional nurse and will give me a better understanding of the whole picture before I get to L&D. I start orientation and classes on May 8th!! Congratulations to everyone! We made it!!!!