RNnurse2019

Did you end up having to pay? What state are you in? I recently just left HCA and am waiting to see if they will ask for repayment. How long did it take for them to send you the letter?

So, I started a new grad job because I never heard back from the other hospital I interviewed with. After starting this job I received a job offer from the 2nd hospital and I accepted. This is also a new grad program. Do I have to tell the 2nd hospital that I was doing a new grad program somewhere else before I start with them? It wasn’t on my resume because I didn’t have my first job before interviewing.

So, I am a new grad nurse leaving my job during orientation to pursue another job at a different hospital. This hospital is not the right fit for me. My question is if I put in my two weeks will they tell me just not to come in since I am still training on the unit or will they make me work the two weeks? i just think it would be weird to continue training in a place I am not staying. Also, I’m in a union hospital so I’m not sure if that means anything or since I am in a union they have to maybe let me work the two weeks? Also, if I am resigning from my position do I have to submit a form or something with the union or just with my manager and hr? Thanks

Does anyone know which charting system Memorial Care uses in Southern California? I'm curious to know what charting systems you all think are the best to use?

Hello Everyone, I am in a dilemma. I have accepted a job in an undesirable location, however it is the preferred unit I would like to work on. Currently, I am a few months into the new graduate program. I signed a two-year contract to be with this company. However, shortly after beginning this position. I was offered a position in my dream location that I could see myself working at for a really long time. However, in this hospital, I would not be working in my dream unit to start. I am hoping to switch into my dream unit in a few months. It is not guaranteed that I will switched to a preferred unit. What should I do? I'm wondering if from experience I should choose my unit or location. If I stay with my current position, I will want to leave when my contract is up in 2 years to move to a better location. Right now, I currently have both jobs, and I am unsure of which to leave. Thanks

Hello, I was wondering if anyone works Memorial Care at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center in California. I am starting as a New Graduate and was hoping to get some advice about the hospital and their new grad program. How do you like the hospital? Is working in the New Grad Float Pool difficult? Did you learn a lot? Did you feel confident in yourself to treat patients on your own after the program? How long did it take for you to transfer to a permanent unit? Are you able to transfer to the children's unit from the adult float pool? Any information would be helpful! Thanks!