CTRN84

I graduated 6 months ago, and I started on night shift. It is much less hectic on nights. There is usually time to look up information in patients charts, and spend more time with patient. The other thing to consider though is how the night shift is going to work for you. Personally, I am having a hard time working night shift.

Anyone work at Midstate?? Just wondering how people like it there, and what is their starting rate for RNs?

Thanks! You brought up a lot of good points. I'm going to try to get out before everyone leaves.

I graduated in May, and will have the highest seniority on my weekend. I am really considering looking for a position somewhere else. What do people think about my situation?? does it look for myself to take a new job after less than 1 year?

I plan on starting the distance learning program Saint Josephs college of maine for my MSN with concentration in nursing education. Anyone in the program or completed the program that can give me information and advice? Thanks.