NYP New grad position

[RNrunner12]

Did anyone call and get more information on this new grad med/surg program? Like find out if we could get hired by NYP sooner than 1 year.

Also Lower Manhattan Hospital called and said they have OR positions but I said I was more interested in med/surg and they told me that there might be positions opening up soon so hopefully they call sooner than later now..

[shadowness]

runner did you go in june or july because it seems all the june people are getting called first.

[shadowness]

kaatydid your inbox is full by the way :)

[eg-RN]

Did anyone call and get more information on this new grad med/surg program? Like find out if we could get hired by NYP sooner than 1 year.

Also Lower Manhattan Hospital called and said they have OR positions but I said I was more interested in med/surg and they told me that there might be positions opening up soon so hopefully they call sooner than later now..

What happened with your other job offer?

[maataus]

18 an hour for the first two months then 22 an hour for two months then 28 then 30. Or something like that. So yeah' date=' it's a significant difference[/quote']

What! This pay is reduculous!

[shadowness]

as hard of a decision as it was, i decided to turn down that position at the agency today. it is simply not feasible for me to agree to the contract that they were offering. it really sucks because i have been looking for work for a while and the economy isnt getting any better. my feeling is that although i have about 7 months experience and it is not much, nurses deserve to get paid more than what they even get paid now. i have been there and done that with my last job and whether you are "training" or not you will be worked to the bone; believe it. one year was a bit too long of a commitment even if it meant being at a great hospital. in the end, you don't know where life will take you in 1 year time and i couldn't be sure how great it really would be. im just praying that nyp will still consider me for jobs directly with them but for now all i can do is wait

i'd like to add that although new grads don't have on the job experience yet we did work 2-4 years and take a state licensing exam for a reason. i get it and all but i think a lot of this is just an excuse to save money. i dont blame hospitals for it but it is still a shame

[teddygraham]

Agreed. I'm waiting to hear back from HR about when there might be another position because I'm okay waiting it out if it means double the pay. It's logical from a business standpoint to have the program run by agencies but it sucks for us.

[RN4008]

let us know what you hear @teddygraham!

[RNrunner12]

I actually took the other job offer. Its at a small community hospital on a tele floor day position which I know is a red flag for a day position to be available to a new grad but oh well its a job.. Gotta start somewhere

[tuxedopenguino]

Hello everyone,

I actually got an interview with Nursefinders next Tuesday...does anyone know if we are working for this agency, if we will still be a part of the NYP New Grad Residency program? How was the interview? I'm surprised they start so low, but I haven't had any luck so far with getting any interviews yet so most likely I'll take it if offered!

Thanks!!

[RN4008]

Someone called me from NYP today and asked my preferences between Neuro, OR, and the new graduate float program, but then she asked if i did the new graduate program if i would want to do it through ANM or NYP? She said ANM was the company they used? But i thought they were using nursefinders...does anyone know anything about this?

[shadowness]

awesome kat! i believe that ANM uses nursefinders to register people so it is one in the same. Gotham is another agency that is a sister company of ANM. What did you tell her? I really hope they call me too but nothing yet