Sweetmango

Oooh Purdue. Well I hope no one spams me [email protected] THanks!

That's fabulous, seriously, dream jobs are yay! You are way awesome, super achiever! lol. Honestly, (as bad as this may sound) It's encouraging to hear that it took you 8 months. I'm staying positive! I'm also from the West Coast, what brought you all the way out to Indianapolis? also, Question about PALS/ACLS, I want to be apart of the acute care setting (med/surg, anything, really), do you recommend getting certified now or after I get a job? Would you be willing to send me a copy of your resume and cover letter? It's always a good reference point! I can't send private messages yet... :/ Thanks again!

Congratulations! I would say, there are bubbles of town that are good and bubbles that are not so good. If I may be so blunt, How'd you get the job? What helped you get the job? I'm a new grad and would love advice. Thanks and Congratulations again!

Thank you so much for leading me in this direction! I forsee a lot of great work being done in the clinic. I'm excited to be a part of the team!

I'm in about central Indy, Im new to the area, and I know I can go anywhere in Indy! I'm an RN BSN I can't say I have much experience. I've gone through the basic BSN program and I've volunteered in many places (homeless shelter, work with the elderly, Hospice care center in Peru) Area of interest, it's hard to say, I am interested in learning more about med/surg & oncology. My passion is to be able to serve others (as cliche as that may sound)...I want to give back to my community and I'm open to new opportunities. Thanks so much for taking the time to talk to me about this, I really appreciate this!

Hi Indy RNs! I was just wondering if there was anyone out there with networking opportunities that I could jump in on. Volunteering opportunities? Advice on how to get your foot in the door to increase ones experience?? Thanks for your time :)