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I worked there as a new grad a number of years ago, and can't say enough good things!
If you are unfamiliar with the city, I would strongly recommed that you investigate living arrangements and commuting before commiting to any particular hospital. There are areas of the city that are difficult to access from other areas and you could find yourself spending an hour or more commuting each way unless you plan carefully.
Good luck and safe travels!
I'm planning to move to Chicago in the next couple of months. My Immigration paperwork is at the embassy & i'm waiting for a date for my interview.I have an interest in working in Renal transplant at Rush Medical Center. Does anyone have any comments on this hospital or better still work there??
I would appreciate any advice re hospitals in Chicago as i am moving from Ireland & have limited information about hospitals other than what my agency has told me.
I have not worked ther but have know nurses who have. I have heard good things about several of the units MICU, bone marrow, med/onc and NICU. Per the prevois post, be sure you are comfortable with the area before you commit.
I work on the Transplant Unit at Rush as a student nurse and I love it. The managers are great as well as the staff. I'll be a nurse soon (i have to re-take NCLEX) but they have been nothing but supportive. An excellent hospital that earns it status as Magent not only for the care they deliver but also impose upon thier staff. I say go for it!
MadRN
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I'm planning to move to Chicago in the next couple of months. My Immigration paperwork is at the embassy & i'm waiting for a date for my interview.
I have an interest in working in Renal transplant at Rush Medical Center. Does anyone have any comments on this hospital or better still work there??
I would appreciate any advice re hospitals in Chicago as i am moving from Ireland & have limited information about hospitals other than what my agency has told me.