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Hi...I work in a NICU in Orange County, and as the NICU nursing world is very small, I have heard lots through colleagues who have or are working there now. Seems like it's a large, busy unit. If you are familiar with all that goes along with that, then you'll know what the unit is like. Are you currently looking for a job? Where do you live? If you're interested, I love the unit I work in...I can give you more info...
Hi Hannahrn,
Thank-you for replying. Yes I'm looking for a position, I love NICU. I live in
Chicago presently. I was out in California in January to do a job search.
I have six years of Level III NICU in large teaching hospitals but I took
6 years off to go back to school for a bachelor's and raise my son. It's
been impossible to get back into NICU here in Chicago, but I did several
years Level III NICU in So. Ca. and thought I would try to see if there
would be anyone willing to hire me after having been out for 6 years. I
had several interviews. Only MCH gave me a warm response. I would love
to know of anyone who would be interested. I'm looking for anything south
of San Louis Obispo down to San Diego. I know how hard it is to get back
in, I hope my passion for the field shows through my interviews.
I would appreciate anything you can offer.
Thank-you
Santefe
santefe
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What opinions do you have on working in the
NICU at Millers? It's such a large unit and the
preceptorship seems like a very long time (52)
weeks? for an experienced NICU nurse. Management?
Pay and benefits?