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  1. The reality of the nursing career has changed. Just read all the posts regarding unhappy nurses, experienced nursing being let go, and new grads unable to find work. Yes they are positives in...
  2. Any other EMS professionals turned nurses having issues!

    I would say become a flight nurse, that is what I wanted to do at first.... Yes they allow medics to do so much more in the field because they are no doctors riding around in medic units. Intubation...
  3. I know believe me it is painful to think just 3 years ago new graduates had it made with the ability to choose the area they want to work in. Now its all about getting a job period regardless of the...
  4. The reality is recruiters for the most part do not have much to say in the hiring process, they have to submit all qualified applications to the managers. The manager then tell the recruiter whom to...
  5. Congrats, I remember that
  6. Finally land a job thank goodness in the ER. But I must say the cost cutting is quite bad. General Nursing Orientation was a joke. One day crammed with information that really did not make a...
  7. Ready to graduate... HELP!

    The hardest part will be landing a job, best of
  8. My first year was spent looking for work

    I would suggest dialysis centers or homehealth for chronic ill special needs kids, those agencies are always desperate for new staff. Or I would obtain your RN as quickly as possilbe, the future role...
  9. Legacy Health Residency, Portland, OR

    Lets see 700 applicants in the first round the next cohort should have what, over 1,000 applicants. Best of luck, remember there is s nursing
  10. New Grad Dilemma

    17 months looking for work that is really tough. Your story unfortunately is going on all across the country. The over exaggeration of the nursing shortage has reached a point where people have...
  11. ER job- new grad

    I finally landed a job in the ED also with 8 weeks with a preceptor and 6 months of ENA modules. I believe the OP will not be with a preceptor for 6 months, but rather will be 8 weeks with a...
  12. My first year was spent looking for work

    Thank you for clarifying what is going on with current nursing orientations today. This approach definitely places much more pressure on the new nurse especially with regards to the type of preceptor...
  13. So where are RN jobs right now...

    There is always Alaska
  14. Crappy orientation

    I know how you feel. I graduated over a year ago and I am in the middle of a 2 week rotation in ICU before I go to the ER, which is where I was hired for. I never had critical care in nursing...
  15. New Grad BSN for '11

    Florida has many job opennings for nurses I recommend staying in Florida gain your 1-2 years experience and then head over to Portland. With experience you will have no trouble finding a job with...
  16. Possibly moving-multiple questions

    The wages for nurses in Portland Oregon is the best kept secret. 4 large hospital/medical systems help keep the compitetion and wages increasing. Oregon Health Sciences University, Legacy Health...
  17. Any updates on hiring climate in UT and SL county?

    The job market for new graduates in the Salt Lake area and Utah County is very tight like every where else with a large number of nursing schools. I moved here in April and just now landed a job in...
  18. Yahoo once again touting RN Jobs

    I graduated in August 09 and just now landed a job in the ED. Its terrible out
  19. I dont want to do this anymore!!!

    You should have become a NICU nurse thats what everyone else does who finds out they can't stand taking care of sick adults or deal with the stress of nursing
  20. Should I join the ANA?

    It makes no
  21. ER job- new grad

    I have been looking for an RN job for over a year now I would take any RN position in a hospital
  22. Can you live a luxury lifestyle as a nurse?

    If your single with no kids you can get close to that life style. Travel or agency nursing pays very well. I know a nurse and her boyfriend who both worked agency nursing and now own 2
  23. 5 months in the ED but want a closer job.

    Stick it out and stay at least one year especially if you work with a great group of people and have a good manager. Jobs for nurses with little experience are very hard to
  24. And that is what is really discouraging Nursing schools are not being honest with nursing students on the job market and the so called nursing
  25. Can't even get an interview!

    Welcome to the new reality of Nursing in 2010 and beyond :) Graduated a year ago still no