Meg86an

I got the job

The job is still posted no call yet I'm going crazy

Lol I know it hasn't been that long I'm just on edge. The job sounds like an amazing opportunity so I'm anxious

I have 2 years REHAB experience and on Thursday I interviewed at a hospital. I was with the director for an hour ago kept saying she thought I would be a good fit and then I met with the care manager for an hour who seemed to like me. The manager said she'll let HR know right away and I still haven't heard. IS that a bad sign in going crazy

I just called the once. I won't call again. My app status hasn't changed so I guess that's good

Called and HR stated that the manager hadnt given any decisions yet. HOPE THEY weren't just lying to me

I had an interview last Thursday and was told I would receive a call late this week. Today is Friday and im getting worried. IS that a bad sign

Apply to nursing homes. I hear so many RNs say they can't get a job. I'm a new RN (December 2012) and I recently got a job in a nursing home. The pay is equal if not higher than a acute hospital and its great experience. Would you rather be out if school 2 years with no experience ? Or would you rather work in LTC to start and have RN experience to put on your résumé?

Don't be down! Start studying Kaplan is great and I highly recommend PDA by Lacharity. I graduated in December failed the first time in 120 questions. Also didn't think it was possible because I did so well in nursing school. Well guess what exactly 45 days later I retested and passed in 75 questions in 30 minutes. You have an advantage over first time testers. You have an idea of what to expect! You'll be fine. Plenty of amazing RNs don't pass the first time. It's normal to feel down but realize you are far from a failure. Anyone sitting for the NCLEX deserves to be there!

I'm not sure what the pay Is like in New York. I was quoted 28 an hour for a nursing home I was hired at. I also have the opportunity to pick up overtime.

I graduated this past December 2012 with my ADN in New Jersey. Like you I wanted to move to the Baltimore area. My ADN program is very well respected in the area I live in. I applied to about 100 jobs with one interview in Baltimore (no offer!) I recently got my NJ license and have accepted a job 6 months out of school. Although Baltimore is where I want to be, the job market looks bleak.

I had a job interview Tuesday with a nurse recruiter followed by meeting with the nursing director on the oncology floor. She asked me a lot of questions and seemed pleased by my answers but I also know I ramble at times when nervous. She told me about the job (hours,schedule and orientation). I asked her some questions which she seemed to think were great questions. We toured the unit then she told me I could come in to shadow if I'd like. I emailed her yesterday morning with dates I was available but I haven't heard back. Should I worry?? Does the interview sound promising? The nurse recruiter said I should hear whether I got the job within a week.

I had a job interview Tuesday with a nurse recruiter followed by meeting with the nursing director on the oncology floor. She asked me a lot of questions and seemed pleased by my answers but I also know I ramble at times when nervous. She told me about the job (hours,schedule and orientation). I asked her some questions which she seemed to think were great questions. We toured the unit then she told me I could come in to shadow if I'd like. I emailed her yesterday morning with dates I was available but I haven't heard back. Should I worry?? Does the interview sound promising? The nurse recruiter said I should hear whether I got the job within a week.

I had a job interview Tuesday with a nurse recruiter followed by meeting with the nursing director on the oncology floor. She asked me a lot of questions and seemed pleased by my answers but I also know I ramble at times when nervous. She told me about the job (hours,schedule and orientation). I asked her some questions which she seemed to think were great questions. We toured the unit then she told me I could come in to shadow if I'd like. I emailed her yesterday morning with dates I was available but I haven't heard back. Should I worry?? Does the interview sound promising? The nurse recruiter said I should hear whether I got the job within a week.

So I am new graduate (December) and I have a job interview next Tuesday on an oncology floor. I am very excited about this possible opportunity as oncology has always interested me and was one of my top choices for nursing I want to do. My question is what kind of questions might I expect on an oncology nursing job interview?