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  1. Thanks everyone for their insight and perspective. I got the official offer today and accepted it. While I am nervous about leaving acute care, and am not looking forward to the conversation with my manager since I love the people I work with, like m...
  2. My probationary period would be the same, 1 year. Thanks for your perspective. Much appreciated.
  3. That was a really good point. The position is funded by federal dollars, and it has a lot of bipartisan support so it has not had any issues with reauthorization in the past. (It was actually just featured on NPR today!).
  4. Thanks for that advice. I appreciate the perspective.
  5. Public Health Nurse Pathway

    The only other thing I would add is that my state (CA) requires a nurse to have a public health nursing certificate in order to be eligible for most, if not all jobs. I don't know if this is the case for all states, though. Since I knew I wanted to ...
  6. The "do not rehire" list is what scares me. Thanks very much for your insight, oceanblue52.
  7. New Grad Advice

    Nurse Beth has a lot of good suggestions. I was hired into a new grad residency program, into their perinatal unit. My impression, during my interviews, is that there wasn't really an expectation that new grads know a lot of clinical information abou...
  8. Hi Everline! Thanks for your wisdom and encouragement. I'd say our experiences are similar. I also have this underlying belief that I need to do floor nursing first - I think it comes from beliefs impressed on me by some instructors and preceptors in...
  9. Hi! I'm facing a bit of a dilemma, and wanted to get some input from those who have transitioned from acute care to public health, or who work in acute care now and have an opinion! Around January/February this year I interviewed for two very differ...
  10. June 2017 Caption Contest - Select $100 Winner!

    "Become a nurse, they said. Great pay, they said."
  11. Hi PHN's! I'm facing a bit of a dilemma, and wanted to get some input from those who have been working in public health, and/or have transitioned from acute care to public health. Around January/February this year I interviewed for two very differen...
  12. Both professions will require sacrifice, grit, perseverance and getting the job done despite how you feel. In which profession will you welcome/accept the hardship and difficulty? The answer to that question should be all the guidance you need.
  13. I'm a new graduate nurse, and have been following a program in public health for about a year a half now. I knew it was a program I would want to apply to if a PHN I position opened up. Lo and behold, it has! #swoon I don't know what it's like in ot...
  14. UCLA New Grad Residency Winter 2017

    I applied to Perinatal and OR training program (because I rotated through the OR a few times and enjoyed it). I think invites to interview start to go out this week. Good luck to everyone!