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Thank you the both of you for your input. I had no clue that temp agencies expect the nurses they hire to be able to perform their job with little to no guidance. I don't understand why they would even hire a new grad. But i have to take some responsibility in it, I should have researched more. Thank you again.

I am just curious if there are laws for new grad orientation. I just became a LPN this past November, start my first job tomorrow. I have just been told from my placement agency that i will not receive any orientation at all. I will be handed a binder, told what is needed to be done and go to it. Oh and if i have questions then I can ask a nurse for help. I am a little uneasy about this. It doesn't seem safe for me or the facility just to turn me loose with no orientation. Is this legal?

Hi everyone! How long did everyone have to wait to get their authorization to test? I graduated July 12th and I am still waiting!