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None of us can answer that broad question. It is totally dependent upon the facility and its current staffing needs. Someone *might* luck out and score a position like that, while the next 100 can't.
BTW, having a BSN has nothing to do with anything. If a facility employs ASN's & BSN's, BSN's are not given preferential treatment in scheduling.
It would be possible. Here locally the children's hospital only hires new grads into rotating shifts. The big problem is, it's a newish policy and no one has been told how one would ever get off of rotating shifts. Previously, it was approximately a 1-2 year wait on nights to go to days.
esrun77
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As a new grad BSN, will it be possible to work rotating days/evenings? These would obviously be 10- or 8-hour shifts and not 12. If so, where should I look?