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Yay! Congratulations! I got one too, started this week.

Are you relocating to Fresno? Fresno pretty much sucks. Are you wanting to know about specific apt complexes or streets/neighborhoods? In general, the more north you go, the nicer it gets, so you'll find better apts & neighborhoods. St Agnes is on the north side of Fresno, so you should be good on finding a nice place just north of the hospital. Fresno has tons of apartments... I know Foxwood is pretty decent, it's near Fresno St & Herndon, which is down the street from St Agnes. It depends on your standards & how you want to live/how much you want to spend.

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I was just offered an ER position in San Diego & the pay is $33.something. I've heard that this particular hospital pays the best in the area. I don't know the differential for nights, weekends, etc.

You should be clean by the time you have your drug test, IMO.

Indeed.com often posts old job postings for positions that are actually no longer available on the hospital's website. As far as White Memorial's New Grad Program, I'm pretty sure that was originally posted a couple months ago.

Indeed.com often posts old job postings for positions that are actually no longer available on the hospital's website. As far as White Memorial's New Grad Program, I'm pretty sure that was originally posted a couple months ago.

I think some of them accept both new grads & experienced RNs wanting to enter a new specialty. They may not specifically state that on their website, so I would inquire about it. Where do you live?

Are you using Mozilla? I had the same problem, then realized it's probably not compatible with this browser. I tried it using Internet Explorer & it worked.

Ya, after the new year I was contacted by nurse recruitment about submitting my references. They are putting quite a bit of importance on my references... the manager even called me asking me to get a reference from my preceptorship (after giving 5 references from my job, school) because she is "seriously considering my application." So I had to hunt down my preceptor & get them connected with one another. This occurred within the last couple days, so I'm hoping to hear the final decision very soon. What about you? What unit did you interview for?

My interview went quite well... I think I had a unique experience compared to other units in that it was not panel & I wasn't asked any formal questions. We just talked about what's important, it was more like conversation. So I don't think I can really help ya out because you'll probably have a totally different experience! Good luck tho, let me know how it goes. Since you're in SD, did you notice Sharp Mary Birch has a new grad position posted? Not sure if you're interested (I'm not), but thought I'd gives a heads up to people interested in those areas.

What unit? I had an interview in the ED & am now waiting to hear the final decision.

nmh586, have you applied before? I don't think the application asked us to pick a specific unit. It was just for the new grad program in general. During my phone interview I was asked my unit of choice, but was told that I would be able to talk to managers from all the other units at the Open House.

So I wanted to let everyone know about my experience. I decided to call the other day to follow up on my application. I told the recruiter that I had heard the ER (my first choice) wasn't able to hire as many new grads as they had intended so I thought maybe that screwed me. Sure enough, the ER had 3 positions that they filled with internal applicants. She also told me that my 2nd & 3rd choice units (Med-Surg/Stepdown & Oncology) were already full. So that's that. So it's good news that they are still making calls, but it really depends on the units you chose if you still have a chance or not.