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I am a new graduate and have offers at laser away as an aesthetic RN and also in med surg. Would you recommend to start in med surg or hospital and later do aesthetic nursing? I am just worried if I do aesthetic nursing it limits me as to what other types of jobs I will be able to do in the future. I do want to become an aesthetic nurse in the future but I know that you are also more limited if that is the only type of nursing you do and the area you live does not have that many medical spas. I think I eventually want to become a nurse practitioner. Thank you.

Same here! It was pretty difficult especially if you get really nervous during interviews or haven't memorized all of your stories. Be prepared to think of a time when you had to make a difficult decision or a situation in which you did not know what to do but what you did in that situation. Good luck everyone!

thank you!! I appreciate it. I know that we have about 2minutes to answer each question, do they have a timer or cut you off after you have gone over the 2 minutes during the interview or how does that work? thank you

Did anyone that interview already have any tips? I'm very nervous haha and feel like I do not perform well during panel interviews.

Nope ? still waiting

No, I have not heard back yet ? for the oncology floor

Hi, I think it went OK. I would say to be prepared for scenario based questions and also think of examples from clinical of caring for cancer patients.

Hello everyone, when you submit can you see your entire application, I cannot see the answers I put for my essay questions on the application

Did anyone here interview for SM 4SW and know when they send out second interview invites or rejection letters. thank you

Hello, I am a new graduate nurse that has started working in an outpatient cancer center. So I do chemo and immunotherapy infusions as well as managing patient with sickle cell disease. I wanted to also get experience as a med surg nurse but was wondering how to do that I have 3 days off every week and was wondering if any hospital hires new grads as per diem or if I should just wait until after 1 year. I am just nervous that after 1 year it will not be enough experience to go into inpatient or acute care. I would like to have the experience of both because I eventually want to be a nurse practitioner.

Has anyone heard back yet? I applied for oncology unit.

Hi everyone I just submitted my signing session materials with my advisor, do you know if we are impacted by having a later signing date? I am worried that because I had a later signing date that it will be less likely that I will get in or do you know how that works