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Thanks for all of the insight! I too am a soon to be new grad and am struggling with whether to do ICU or ER new grad programs. I definitely think my personality is much more suited for ER, however for some reason I fear that if I go straight to ER I may miss out on getting the more "classic" nursing floor/unit experience and that it may hurt me in the end. (?) If I did go the ER route and then later decided to do unit or floor nursing would I be at a disadvantage? This is a second degree and career for me so I don't want to spend time doing something just to pay my dues when I could be really enjoying myself and thriving more in the ER. Thanks!!

Are any of you commuters from the South Shore to any of the Boston hospitals? I am moving to Kingston/Plymouth and am trying to gather as much information on commuter options into Boston hospitals as possible? How long does it take you? What modes of transportation do you use? Do you find it manageable? Any advice or information would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!

Hello, Can anyone tell me if there is parking for employees at any of the Boston hospitals (MGH, Brigham and Womens, BIDMC, NEMC, BMC)? I will most likely be commuting from Kingston or Plymouth and will need to drive as the commuter rail does not run frequently enough to make a day or evening shift. Also, does anyone else commute from the South Shore - I'd love to hear how you have found it. Thanks!!