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Thanks for the info Kitty! I'm actually set up for a third interview with a specialty area soon. I really hope they ask some of those questions you mentioned because I feel like I have them locked down. HR didn't ask me any of those but they were still pretty tough tell me a time questions and being prepared for those still really helped me answer some random questions on the spot.

I moved down here about 3 weeks ago. As far as apartments go, there are tons and it'd be best if you looked them up on google, made a list, and took a day to come down and look at them all. I was told Reflections was really good so you may want to google that. I wasn't able to live in practically any of them because of certain dog breed restrictions though so I didn't even bother looking at the really nice ones. My place is basically right in between Lee Memorial and Gulf Coast distance wise. I'd say I'm like 3-4 miles from both, and HealthPark is 5-6 miles. I was told the further south you go in Fort Myers the wealthier/nicer it is. And Cape Coral is nice as well but I heard it's not as good for a younger crowd. North towards Lee Memorial has a downtown area, there is a farmers market on certain days, and lots of decent places to go out. I think there are studio apartments in the downtown area as well but those were way too small for me. If you have a dog, bell tower shops (kind of like an outdoor mall right next to the movie theater off of Tamiami) is very dog friendly and has a yappy hour once every month where you can sit outside with your dogs and have some drinks and dinner. If you were to get on the tamiami (I think it's also called 41, S Cleveland... it has like 4 different names) going North, you'll pass Colonial Blvd. I was told this is basically the stopping point for the nice area of Fort Myers. If you go right (east I think), it's not a very great area to live in. If you go left, that'll take you towards the bridge to Cape Coral (2 dollar toll). If you continue going North, Lee Memorial will be on your left 2-3 miles up. That's about all I can give you since I've only been here for a few weeks and most of my knowledge is based on other people's advice. I actually just passed the NCLEX a few days ago and plan on applying July. Any extra tips or a heads up on certain things to be prepared for would be awesome! And if you have other questions feel free to ask.

The Florida department of Health has a list of vendors who can help outside of Florida. I used Fieldprint. Made an appointment the day before, walked in, scanned all my fingers, and got out in 5 minutes. LiveScan Service Providers - Background Screening - Florida Department of Health

Ah k thank you very much. Looks like I'll be applying in the next month or two when I move down.

Anyone mind shedding some light on what they asked in each interview? I know someone said the third was long term goals and recalling clinical scenarios.

I've scoured LMH's entire website but I'd love to hear more from recent applicants and others who got the job. I'll more than likely be relocating to Fort Myers after graduating in Atlanta this May.

I think I'll just have to call the school or email her. I've checked all over blackboard and my emory and personal emails.

Has anyone received the tutorial id and password codes so they can start the med math ati tutorials (supposed to receive all this Aug. 1st and 2nd)? I bought and set everything up a month ago. It says they are attached in the pdf on blackboard but I don't see anything besides instructions that tell me to put in the password I don't have + a list of what I need to complete. On the announcements page it says they will just email us the codes and id. I just wanted to check with you guys before sending an email to the school. Are they just behind sending out emails or am I missing something?