New Grads of EC what are you going to do about employment?

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Specializes in Psych, LTC, Acute Care.

Since I passed the CPNE and waiting on the FCCA to arrive at my home. I was wondering what all the recent CPNE'er are going to do about employment after EC. I know Lunah did an internship in the ED. What are others going to do. I want to do an intership at a Local Hospital in my area. They have one in July which I am praying that I can get into. I am sure it's competative. So say for instance I cannot get into an internship, do most hospital have long orientations for new nurses that do not get into internships? Am I making sense?

The hospitals around here give about 6-8 weeks orientation for new RN's on the typical med surg floor. I have seen ads for an internship in more specialized fields (ICU and maternity) that last a little longer.

Specializes in Family / Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner.

Child of GOD, don't worry about finding a job . I am in a traditional program and will be taking my finals on tuesday. My pinning will be january 14th. All I hear everyday is bad news about people beening laidoff and hiring freeze. But I tell you what, GOD is our source not what the expect says. I believe that GOD will give us divine connections and when the time comes we will have a job just for us.

Specializes in Psych, LTC, Acute Care.
Child of GOD, don't worry about finding a job . I am in a traditional program and will be taking my finals on tuesday. My pinning will be january 14th. All I hear everyday is bad news about people beening laidoff and hiring freeze. But I tell you what, GOD is our source not what the expect says. I believe that GOD will give us divine connections and when the time comes we will have a job just for us.

What awesome encouragement! I too am a believer in God and I know he will lay out the perfect opportunity for me. Congratulations on you Great achievement and best wishes to you!

I am an LVN currently working tele and soon to be in a cardiac step-down (new unit), and am waiting CPNE date, will I have to intern, is that some sort of requirement? I thought I would continue in my position but at GN(RN) status. Please let me know. I am a little confused. Thanks Terri

Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor.

after i pass my cpne and i will pass. i will stay at my job for a while ...that is until they try to give me some extra keys and more responsibility then i'm gone...

Specializes in Hem/Onc, LTC, AL, Homecare, Mgmt, Psych.

For me it was a requirement to train in before I worked as a GN in my current job because the scope is a little different than when I was an LPN. I would think some training would be required, for me it was only like 7 days additional training to be a GN

I am an LVN currently working tele and soon to be in a cardiac step-down (new unit), and am waiting CPNE date, will I have to intern, is that some sort of requirement? I thought I would continue in my position but at GN(RN) status. Please let me know. I am a little confused. Thanks Terri
Specializes in Nursing home, Research, Pulmonary.

i am an washington state lpn. wa state requires me to have 200 clinical hours....and i did know this when i started ec....

so i have submitted to the oregon state of nursing board for my rn nclex. oregon state board does not have that requirement for ec students.

once i get my rn in oregon i will be moving there...maybe try to transfer with my current company, if that does not work...good samaritian oregon hosp. offer an new grad program i will apply for.

gail:D

Specializes in pulm/cardiology pcu, surgical onc.

I was hired in the hospital where I had worked as a CNA (even after I was an LPN I kept my CNA job b/c they don't hire LPN's in hospitals here), in surgical oncology and I didn't have to wait for an internship.

Specializes in ER.

I recently graduated from EC with my BSN. I will remain in my current job in the ED. I may continue further for my NP but haven't made up my mind yet.

Specializes in Family / Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner.

I am an official graduate nurse as of today. I took my finals last night and just found out that I passed. Thank you Jesus.

Keeping the job I have. It pays more than an entry level RN here, and I don't do shifts, weekends, or holidays. Plus, I like it.

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