hatingthewaiting

If you know which Universities you are interested in, go directly to their websites and search their nursing department website. Specific info on their programs should be listed. UCF has an info session on Monday (Feb 1) which is required from what I could see on their website. That's a great place to get most your questions answered that weren't answered on their website. Good Luck :)

Some new grad positions only pay about $25/hour and that's in California!! I should've saved on the student loans and got into cleaning houses.

I am a new grad RN and finding it beyond difficult to get work. It's really difficult for those of us with no connections to get hired right now. Is there any rule that specifically prohibits an RN from working as a CNA? I'm hoping that maybe this way I can get in through internal hiring. I am in California if that makes a difference.

I called today and was told that interviews haven't started yet for Washington Hospital. She didn't say when those calls would occur though

try checking your status today on their website, mine changed today to "sorry not selected" but I didn't get an email.

where is this hospital?

When did they call?

How do you know you weren't chosen? Did you get an email?

Anyone hear about interviews yet?

Did it sound like they had started interviewing yet?

Has anyone else heard anything, good or bad?

Did he/she state when you might hear back from them regarding further interviewing and moving forward in the process?

what type of volunteer work did you do & where'd you get hired?

Has anyone been called for interview for Med/Surg 4th or 5th floor?

I am a new grad and haven't found a job yet and am getting worried that I am going to soon become "unhireable". Is there a point after which managers are going to simply pass over my resume and only consider those who have more recently graduated? If so, when is that point?