Sanford Relocation Help!

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Hi all,

I'm a new grad from Southern California that is preparing to relocate to Fargo for a RN job at Sanford. Just wondering what your guys' opinion is on some things:

-Should I drive my car up to Fargo?

-If so, does ND require me to change license plates?

-Best apartment areas?

Thanks in advance!

Do you guys have any housing information or leads?

If u have good credit youll be okay to get an apartment out here... rent will be from 500 and up depending on what u want.

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Specializes in Cath/EP lab, CCU, Cardiac stepdown.

Ok guys, looking forward to going there next month, going to be on the cardiac progressive care unit.

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Specializes in Aesthetics, Med/Surg, Outpatient.

Check out cityscapes and oxford apartments!

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Specializes in Cath/EP lab, CCU, Cardiac stepdown.
Check out cityscapes and oxford apartments!

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Cityscapes looks so pretty and close to the hospital but they don't have studio or 1 room apartments :(

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Specializes in Cath/EP lab, CCU, Cardiac stepdown.

I was able to find a place at Northwood commons. Fairly close to the hospital at Broadway and not that expensive. 700 for 2 room apartment.

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Specializes in Aesthetics, Med/Surg, Outpatient.

Oh that's nice. Good luck

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I might be going to Sanford on the cardiac progressive unit as well. Have 2 offers for cardiac & psych, not sure which I'll choose yet. I love psych but I also want a med/surg experience, too, since I'm starting out.

Anyone have any experiences working at Sanford, good or bad? I've seen kinda mixed reviews, a little positive and a little negative, so I'm not sure what to think of them.

Also, I got an offer from Vibra in Mandan, too. If you guys had to pick between Vibra (with 10k bonus over 2 yrs + 5k relocation assistance) and Sanford (supposedly a good teaching hospital + 1k in relocation expenses reimbursed), which would you choose?

Thank you so much in advance, and congrats to those with job offers!

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Ok guys, looking forward to going there next month, going to be on the cardiac progressive care unit.

What date do you start? If I pick Sanford & choose cardiac progressive, my start date isn't til May 3rd.

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Specializes in Cath/EP lab, CCU, Cardiac stepdown.

I start in two weeks

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Good luck! Let me know how it goes.

Any places in Fargo that you know of that a single female should avoid?

Thanks in advance.

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Specializes in ED, Cardiac-step down, tele, med surg.

I lived in ND for a while. I'd chose Fargo over Mandan. Fargo is the biggest city in ND and has a few fun things to do. I really enjoyed my time in ND except for the brutal winters. I'd definitely pick the Cardiac unit over psych if that were me.

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I lived in ND for a while. I'd chose Fargo over Mandan. Fargo is the biggest city in ND and has a few fun things to do. I really enjoyed my time in ND except for the brutal winters. I'd definitely pick the Cardiac unit over psych if that were me.

Even though I love psych, I ended up picking cardiac. I actually start June 1st.

How long were you in ND for? Any decent places to live in the downtown area? I checked out the area via spotcrime.com and saw that it might be a rough neighborhood near Sanford off Broadway. Would you say this is accurate? Where did you live before Fargo?

Thanks in advance for any info you can give, I appreciate it.

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