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ColdNewEnglander

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  1. I checked the website this morning so they must have added the 4 new positions at some point today. I'll be taking the NCLEX in February, but wasn't sure if MUSC considers people who haven't taken the boards yet since I have friends from my graduating class who have had interviews and gotten job offers from other hospitals already, even though they haven't yet passed the NCLEX. Thank you both for the info, I'll stay hopeful!
  2. I currently live in Rhode Island and have been planning on moving to Charleston, SC after graduation. I just graduated with my BSN and will be taking the NCLEX in February.:grad: I am mostly interested in MUSC, and have been applying for any RN I (New Graduate) positons that come up on the website. I have not heard back about any of the positions, which have all been "Referred to the Hiring Manager" or filled. I am just wondering how competitive it is to get a position there with no nursing experience because there are nursing schools in Charleston which I am sure are providing them with many new grads. I would much rather start in Charleston than work for a year or two up here (I am so sick of the cold weather)! Does anyone know if MUSC doesn't start really considering applicants until they have their RN license? I am hoping that I will start hearing back once I pass the NCLEX, but I am worried because at the moment MUSC only lists about 1-2 New Grad positions at a time. If anyone has any information about this I would greatly appreciate it!

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