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That is wonderful to know. Do you know what their new grad program is like? Thank you so much for the info by the way.

Thank you so much for your reply! I applied there and am scheduled for an interview for the neuro ICU. I am really excited. How are the other nurses that work there? I hope we both get jobs haha. Thank you.

Thank you so much for your input. The hospital is gigantic down there, which is just what I want. They also sent me a recruiting packet and the benefits were unbelievable from what I read, but I just wanted some input from someone who at least worked in the system. Thank you

thank you so much for your input. did those guys like Denver Health because of the interesting things they saw? also, I could see why St. Joe's and St. Lukes would be good places to go, St. Lukes has been very helpful when I emailed them and everything. Thank you so much for your info, it helped a lot.

Hey, I will be graduating from nursing school in central Missouri in May and I have looked at, and contacted a ton of hospitals. One hospital I contacted was St. John's in Springfield. I was impressed with what I saw on their website. I am aware it is a wonderful facility but I wanted to see what you guys felt about it as a whole. I am looking to start there as a new grad. One of the reasons I am interested is I wish to go to CRNA school eventually and I think working at a place like St. John's would really make me stand out. Any input is appreciated. Thank you so much.

Hey, I will be graduating from a Missouri nursing school in May and I have been calling hospitals in Denver and Colorado Springs. Which of these hospitals should I be concentrating more on? I know it is different for everyone and every hospital has its pros and cons, but I would really appreciate the input. I would be starting in these hospitals as a new grad. Denver Health St. Luke's St. Anthony's St. Joe's Memorial Health of Colorado Springs Thank you so much