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  1. Good evening everyone, I have read the forums for the past two years while in nursing school and now I am a graduate on the road to take my NCLEX to get licensed very soon. I currently live in Virginia and have machinations of moving to the Raleigh/Durham area. I spoke with a few recruiters so far, nothing set in stone, until I find out I passed state boards for my compact license. I am curious, however, about relocation packages. I am going to consider the big three of the area, WakeMed, Duke, or UNC, but I would like to hear from anyone that has recently relocated to either of the above. My question specifically does not necessarily concern the amount of relocation reimbursement each system offers, though I am intrigued by amount, my concern is that when speaking to the recruiter at Duke, I learned that they contract a couple of moving companies to help with moving and then deduct the fee from the package... in my situation, that sounds too good to be true. I do have hopes of working per diem eventually, as I am still fairly young and benefits don't intrigue me as much as having extra cash to pay the bills (my wife opts to work full time with benefits...its something we are both considering)..however, if I have to work full time for a year or as necessary (I think the new grad programs at each system, GEMS for example, requires full time commitment)... for the experience. In short, I want to know if anyone has used a moving company contracted by Duke, or whatever hospital in which they are employed, and what their experiences were. I am leaning toward the Raleigh/Durham area, specifically Duke University because of their Nursing Informatics program, as I am currently a librarian in Virginia and I deal with information systems on a daily basis, but I will be willing to consider any other facilities in the area that will make moving...relatively bearable financially, physically, and psychologically (heh). Thank you for your time. I look forward to your replies.
  2. Good day everyone! I am a recent RN graduate from Virginia looking to join the RNs of North Carolina. I will be taking my NCLEX exam in a few days and pending my passing of the exam, I plan to move to the Raleigh/Durham area. I am undecided as to which department I wish to work, but I am thinking of CCU, PACU, OR, or Med-Surg if possible. I am trying to juggle whether I should consider Duke, WakeMed, or UNC... I am reviewing their websites and going over what they offer a new grad. I would love to hear from anyone who is currently in my shoes or has recently been where I am, who would not mind sharing their experiences with me! Its a pleasure to meet you all!

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