Abow91

From personal experience I was unsuccessful with landing a RN and better yet an aide job. I was great student with background experience in Home Healthcare. It is literally impossible unless you know a hiring manager.

The best nurses that were in my cohort had to move even with 1+ years as a CNA at the local hospitals. I'd try to avoid moving there. After living there all my life, going to a local nursing school, as my dad being a doctor, my uncle being a top surgeon there, and knowing nurses there, I still had to relocate to the mainland because I couldn't even get a CNA job there. The hospitals only hire travel nurses and nurses with A LOT of experience. They do not like training new grads.

Honestly, as a HPU nursing school graduate I feel like i am only successful because I worked my *** off. During school I was on my toes at all times and went above and beyond because faculty and administration was never on it and very unorganized. I killed myself to make straight A's, do good in clinicals and luckily got a preceptorship on a tele floor. If you have it in you, I say HPU is good, but if your gonna sit back and just slide through I don't think its worth it for your career.

Same for me but I applied Aug 8th. No updates on any calls for an interview. Guess they're running behind. I saw that the job opening was now closed for applying

Still no word for me. Does anyone know if they reject you, will they update your app status?

No i have not heard back just that it got fowarded to hiring manager! Waiting anxiously!

Hey guys, I applied for the October cohort for postpartum as first choice. About how long do they get back for an interview? I'm really interested. thanks :)