Sapa22

To clarify, the standard orientation is 4 months, I was given 4.5 because of a shortage on experienced preceptors

Hi all, I was hired as a new grad in an ED about 5 months ago. I was recently removed from the ED for being unsuccessful in my orientation (which I do not agree with and also believe my inadequate orientation played a part). I am still an "active" employee at the hospital, as they transferred me to work on a different unit this week. I hate the new unit I'm on, I miss everything about the ED. This unit is really making me miserable and making me feel like I hate nursing now. That being said, I would like to apply to other EDs and feel as though my ER stint will hinder my chances of being hired (I actually applied to another ER job, and told them my previous ER job wasn't a fit for me, and I still ended up not getting the job). This job is hiring again and whenever I apply, I get the "didn't get the job" email within a few hours (this ER hired tons of brand new nurses too, so I don't think experience is the reason). Should I leave this job off my resume? And if I choose to leave it off, will the jobs I apply to be able to figure out that I am not a new grad with zero RN experience?