Ace587RN

this is Mt. Sinai in Miami. im sure the one in manhattan is very different

texas is the way to go, wouldnt go any other state

Dont commute by car. If there are some cheap options like train etc try that. I have a friend who lives in Boca Raton, FL, takes the trirail down to downtown Miami. He brings his roadbike with him inside the train

a LOT applied to Holy Cross. theyre pretty picky

take the job that you enjoy!. i commuted 45 minutes to work and did that for 6 months. i now i only do a 20 minute commute which is right next to the water

its overrated IMO. I work at Mercy Hospital and love it . community hospital, right next to key biscayne. what more can you ask

what u can do. Make him volunteer for a day and just shadow an RN and let him find out how hard we work. Then hell realize

i have a friend who's a new grad and she just got hired at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital

I would say its not possible to keep your job with that schedule. Try applying to all nursing programs and see

Memorial is a good system with good benefits. I would consider Memorial West to be the best one out of all

Like everyone said its who you know. Credentials alone wont help, so you have to really go out there personally and sell yourself. Networking is a great way.

Be persistent and dont give up! When you give up thats when everything goes downhill. I looked for 9 months for a job!

I believe you just show up. Dont take my word for it, since its what my friend told me. Brand new RNs i believe get started at 20/hr

I would only commute up to 20 miles. When i was a new grad my first job was 27 miles. After doing 2 12 hrs it wore me out and had near accidents a lot of times. Hey as long as it puts food on the table take it. My current job is 13 miles away

almost similar to my sister, and we live here in Miami