New Grad in ER in Dayton/Cincy?

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Specializes in Pediatric ED.

I'll be graduating in June and moving back home to Ohio. I was wondering if any of you knew the chances of getting a job in the ER right out of school. I have EMS background but that's it.

Thanks. :)

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Specializes in CVOR, CVICU, ER.

Grandview Hospital in Dayton has an excellent "new grad" 22 week ER nursing residency program.

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RN Residency -2007. Grandview Medical Center's RN Residency Program is an 18-22 week program allowing you as a new graduate RN the opportunity to feel confident about your new role in healthcare. Requirements: Soon to graduate from an accredited ASN or BSN program. CPR/BLS required prior to the start of the Residency program. Application for NCLEX review in process highly recommended. Next Steps: Upon successful completion of employment applications, a Residency Packet will be mailed directly to you. This packet must be complete and returned per the instructions enclosed in the packet. All other details concerning start dates and interview process will be included in the cover letter. Space in the residency program is limited, early application highly recommended. RN graduate/Ohio licensure to be obtained after graduation

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Grandview Hospital in Dayton has an excellent "new grad" 22 week ER nursing residency program.

https://www2.ultirecruit.com/ket1000/JobBoard/CanLogin.aspx?__JobID=*9A07314CEDD29AAC&__RT=*2121BF73EBC1EF25B67FA995E21A6E9B4CB163983972E23810FD3C9DBB7F02DD3870DFE0B8DC94D1

RN Residency -2007. Grandview Medical Center's RN Residency Program is an 18-22 week program allowing you as a new graduate RN the opportunity to feel confident about your new role in healthcare. Requirements: Soon to graduate from an accredited ASN or BSN program. CPR/BLS required prior to the start of the Residency program. Application for NCLEX review in process highly recommended. Next Steps: Upon successful completion of employment applications, a Residency Packet will be mailed directly to you. This packet must be complete and returned per the instructions enclosed in the packet. All other details concerning start dates and interview process will be included in the cover letter. Space in the residency program is limited, early application highly recommended. RN graduate/Ohio licensure to be obtained after graduation

Hello,

I was wondering if you had any personal experiences with this program? I went to KMC/GVMC a symposium this past Sept 08 and there was talk of this program. I will be graduating in May 09 from Miami, and that seems to be the only hospital in this area that has a rn residency

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If you're interested in Cincinnati, University Hospital has a critical care internship program for new grads going into ICU, ED, and PACU. Being a level 1 trauma and in the middle of the city - our ED is never boring!!! You may want to try applying online or calling recruiter. Wherever you go, I would do it sooner rather than later since most May grads will start applying for these types of spots around Jan/Feb/Mar and they tend to fill quickly. Good luck on whatever you decide~

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Specializes in Not too many areas I haven't dipped into.

I don't know of any hospital that doesn't have some type of residency, internship program for orientation of new grads or those new to a certain area

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I know that almost all of them do, but I am interested in the ones that will allow you to work before you pass boards. I know that KMC network has one, Fort Hamilton, and University Hospital.

It may take awhile before I am able to sit for boards, because apparently OHIO is a little behind. I don't want to go too long after graduation still working as a PCT seeing how I've worked my butt off in nursing school.

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Miami Valley has a really great new grad ER internship it is 20 weeks...

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You already have to be licensed before you start their program. I'm a PCT there.

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I do not think they will let you work in ohio with out being licensed first, at least i have not heard of anywhere in this area....

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Some places have graduate nurse positions. This is where we can practice under a RN

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