Nurse Pink

Anyone would recommend 2 electives in UT Arlington that are easy to take with other classes? I want to double up with other classes, but would like something easy to handle.

After accepting they will the email you.. 1-fill out employment documentation 2-background check information 3-Occupational health questions 4-they will schedule your vaccination turn in person called occupation health appointment

You are right, I start in May and got my appointment 2 weeks ago.

5, people that can fill a survey about your work. Obviously ppl you have work with, and at lease 1 supervisor. You can also use school professors.

I am on med-surg floor. I got my offer in February also. I already filled the pre-employment documents they have to send u a link and you do it only. You also get an occupational health appointment where you give them all you documents of your shots, which I have this week.

Same background, took 25 applications to get my job offer. Don’t give up!

I worked in customer service too before nursing. The job that I do, I wouldn’t change it, I love helping others. Maybe get a job as a tech in a hospital and you can get a better idea if nursing is for you. You can get a better picture on what your job will be as a nurse. Working in this field can allow you to connect better with classmates if you end up deciding that nursing is for you.

At lease 2 managers from your last jobs, if you haven worked you can use professors or clinical preceptors. The others can be ppl you worked with. Yes they fill out a survey.

What I have seen with others, they let you know the next day for first choice. If anyone doesn’t accept, they have a chance 3 days later.

My personal experience, I was a general manager, making good money. My passion had always been nursing. I decided to save enough money to quit my job and start nursing school without working. I am a nurse today and I would not change it for anything. Money has never been a factor to do what is my passion.

https://allnurses.com/new-grad-losing-hope-getting-t715289/ For those that feel hopeless. This is my story.

SICU will ask you. What are you scare of? I thought it was a hard question.

I had no hospital experience. I graduated in May 2019 with a ADN. I passed my Nclex by August 2019. I started to apply to all the hospital by January 2019, but nothing. I started working in home healthcare, which I did not really wanted to, but I had to make money to start my BSN. I was glad, I gained some skills. I ended up applying to 35 residency programs in the hospital of my dreams plus who knows how many more in other hospitals. By December I got 2 interviews, and in February 2020 I had other 2. I ended up getting a job in MedSurg. I start in May 2020, a year later after my graduation in MY DREAM HOSPITAL. It was a long way but I perceived and kept trying. Do not give up.

For me personally, because it is a country hospital, there is a lot of patients all the time which is a great opportunity to learn. This is also a great teaching hospital. I had clinicals here for 2 semesters.

I got hospitalist med surg 13th floor.

Thanks no follow ups, just interview and next day got the offer. Just don’t give up if u don’t get it first time keep applying

I got the residency for Med Surg for May. So excited!!!

I do not have a real name here. Thank you.

I work as a pediatric homehealth. My patient is so difficult that I am at the point that I am ready to quit. I work 50 hours a week, which I have ask the agency to give me only 40, but they have excuses that they are looking for someone. My patient cries so much, she has cerebral palsy and 14 years old, and cannot talk, poor soul. Last time I ended up crying in front of her mom because mainly, my patient moves so much that she ends up with bruises. Mom makes me think I do them (Yes I do report everything), but I wouldn’t hurt a fly. Should I quit, ask for another case, or what should I do? Has this ever happened to anyone?