newladyRN

it takes a couple months. =x

thank you soo much =)

hello everyone, i've been searching the internet for a license by endorsement application for NY so i can change my RN license from NJ to NY or at least start since ive been meaning to do this for months now...is there a link i can go to that will give me the application ? or do i call a number? any help would be appreciated. I can't seem to find the right applications..i've found EMT's and CNA's but nothing for RN.. thank you guyss!!

hey im sort-of in the same situation ;] and let me tell you don't worry about covering for other people because why should you jeapordize your license if they don't even want to make the effort to protect theirs. do what you have to do and do everything right because at the end of everything you are signing your name, also make sure you communicate all your concerns. it's def. not disrespectful to do so and if your concerns aren't addressed then leave. everyones right, don't stay there if you don't agree with how they are handling things being messy is never good it gives lots of room for errors. wish u well ;] and remember in the end you have to do whats best for YOU.

i recently applied for the new hire learning program for RN graduates. i wanted to check the status of my application but it seems that whenever its regarding status application MMH already has a recorded voice message saying "someone will get back to you". how else can i get their attention? i cant seem to find anyone to talk to besides a recorded voice message =(. working there would be my dream job ;] and its something i really want for so many reasons. any ideas how else i can put myself out there?

so i've tried calling back three hospitals and so far all of them have a recorded voice message regarding applicants calling to check the status of their resume. i never really had the chance to talk to anyone and show my interest because every time i called it was forwarded to a voice message telling me the same thing.." someone will get back to you"

i've recently applied to MMH as a new graduate. this would probably be my dream job. i wanted to check up on my application but there's no one to talk to! every time i call corporate recruitment its a voice message pretty much telling you that "if ur application match our criteria someone will call you back" then it disconnects. is there any way i can get someone on the phone? or is this really the way MMH deals with applicants due to the large amounts of applications they always get??

i have so much to learn. i never realized calling back would make such an impact. i applied to so many hospitals i can't remember them all =X . but thanks so much for the tip. ;] i will definitely follow up on this one hospital i really want to work in.

thanks i never really thought about going to a job fair. thanks a lot for the encouragement i will now look for local or upcoming job fairs ;]..geeze i guess finding a job as a nurse isn't as easy as they say.:)

i've applied just about everywhere. st. barnabas, JFK, morristown, hackensack, hobokenumc, etc.. sigh*

Hello everyone, i graduated june 2007. but i wasn't able to take my nclex till august because it took me two tries to finally pass the HESI (exit exam). I took my nclex about 2 weeks ago and passed. I was so excited that I started applying to jobs already. So far, i havent received a call from any hospital i applied too..I'm not sure if it's because my resumes not good enough or maybe im just rushing into things? but ive checked my resume and the grammar, spelling, experiences are all there. Now, im panicking and thinking that since i never had any previous hospital experience besides clinical that im not qualified. However, i did include in my resume skills, experiences, volunteer experience, and work history (although it didnt have anythin to do with nursing; such as a receptionist and sales associates postion)or maybe the hospitals im applying too doesn't accept new graduates or a hesistant since we require training. sigh what am i doing wrong? how long does the finding a job process for new graduates usually take? maybe i need to change how im doing things

im a new graduate and i wanted some tips on how to best prepare myself for an RN position interview. such as typical questions they might ask? or any other interview related tips that will be a lot of help. such as what's a proper attire to wear to an interview? i hope someone can help.. thank you =)