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Hi There!
I'm sure that about 80% of new grads all over the US are frantically searching for a position!
I'm taking the slow road and waiting to get into a position that's best for me. In the meantime, check out Mollen Immunization Clinics (google it) and submit a resume. There's clinic sites all over the country and it's a seasonal position (Sept.-Dec.) and you can pick whatever hours you want to work. You don't need any experience to work there and they start you out at $22.00! Sweet!
That way, you can make some money, beef up your resume, and work on a couple of your nursing skills before they all disappear! :chuckle
Good luck on your job search!
NurseThis21, BSN, RN
UIC Alumna
:yeah:hi from pinay2009,
Yes it's so true that .... looking for a job is so hard especially for the new graduates and you can count me in.. heheeheh. I applied online more than 6 times and only one has respond and call me in for interview. I am so happy to hear from them, anyway I received an offer and I didn't want to think about it and I just grab whatever they could offer me. I guess to be patient and just keep applying on line really works...and for those who just graduate from CNA don't lose hope in time you will find a work. I can't wait to start my training even though I don't have much experience working as a CNA....but I know I will learn more and I am now working at the Nursing home here in IL... Wish me luck...
ppatel0503
4 Posts
Hi,
I'm a new grad from Lewis University I just passed my boards however I am having a hard time finding a job. I have applied every place I can imagine. I will not have a car and plan on moving into the city, if i get a job offer soon. Any advice. Thanks!!!