sourapril

sourapril

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  1. Don't forget child-rearing is a full time job itself. My friend who used to be a stay-home mom, went to nursing school, got her BSN, worked for UPS for a while (to pay the bill) and eventually got a...
  2. Difference between RN I, RN II, and RNII?

    I assume RN I is an entry level position here in the U.S., You may need 1 year experience, you may need no experience (depends on the facility). RN II and III are more experienced
  3. The company I work for does flu and wellness clinics. The flu season is almost over but wellness is all year round. It's pretty easy for me the get the job. They just had me sign a bunch of paper,...
  4. Job offer assistance.. help!

    They always discuss benefits during my interviews (sometimes in details). I don't see that as a sign that they may offer you the job. You should accept the job you
  5. New Grad No Job- extremely depressed.

    That's the spirit! Keep going, that's all you can do. I am in the same boat as you. From time to time I also feel depressed and not wanting to apply for jobs. But the dark period will
  6. Torn on what is best...

    Take the offer. It's much easier to find a job that you like when you have a
  7. I was asked this questions during a panel interview for a public health nurse position. I answered that while I don't have any specific goals for the next 2-3 years, I want to be the best nurse I can...
  8. What I did was emailing or calling HR from individual county health department and ask them if they hire new grads. I got some good response this way. Sometimes they will hire new grads even though...
  9. I mean why does every new grad wants to get a hospital job? I think it's urban myth that you need a year of acute care experience before you can work in the field you like. It's true that most new...
  10. Why is everyone so set on working in the
  11. How do you like it? What are the pros and cons for working as a county employee?
  12. Wow, congrats! I didn't know hospitals can take this long too? I thought only government takes months. So did you have another job during the waiting period? Was it nursing related? Did you
  13. Hospital is not the only place for nurses, don't forget public health. The pace is slower, work is still challenging but you will feel more appreciated by your
  14. Moving to Colorado

    I heard great things about Purdre
  15. Pay for New Grads in Denver Metro

    It varies. UCH pays around $22, Denver Health around $26, other hospitals somewhere in between. Public health is on the lower end of that range. This is just base pay. Evening and weekend...
  16. If you have lots of space, list each clinical. Otherwise I would just say how many hours and what you did. I agree with the previous poster about emphasizing on your skills and
  17. Leave the high school stuff out. Highlight your strengths. If you have a lot of space, I would list where and when you did your clinical, and how many
  18. Been over a month..

    Send them another
  19. Nurse Family Partnership job

    What job did you end up taking? Is it in public
  20. Nurse Family Partnership job

    Lol. I like your description, grateful77rn. That's the sense I get during the interview. That's kinda like my personality too. Just a couple more days of waiting. Fingers
  21. Nurse Family Partnership job

    just had an interview for a NFP job. They seemed to like. I will hear back from them on
  22. For those who were nurses for Nurse family partnership or currently are, what are some career options afterwards? Besides being a supervisor what else can you do in the maternal/ chills home visit...
  23. Did you have hospital experience before this job or is have you always been in public health? I have an interview with the county next week and was wondering what are the pros and
  24. Follow your company's policies and procedures. You are ultimately responsible for your license. It doesn't matter what other people
  25. usually if the new grad program wants to interview you you will get a call. If they reject you, you will receive an email. I learned to be very very patient about waiting since I graduated in May....