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That is enlightening. Thank you for letting me know. I have an online interview with them tomorrow. Please message me at LinkedIn. http://linkedin.com/in/jennifer-r-bridges-71367b58

I agree, its so super saturated up here. There are no openings for training nurses to another speciality because there are plenty of every kind of nurse. I'm looking anywhere that can train me and I can stay, get my experience at a hospital, then move to GA (I'm looking here too) to settle down with the kids. I also am looking for RN residencies that will except nurses that are not recent grads.

I am a recent RN, I have 5 months acute care (ICU, tele) and 1.5 years of home health. I want to leave home health and go into Mother Baby, however recruiters tell me no Mother Baby/LDRP units will hire me because I don't have 1 year of experience in acute care. MCDWH is opening in April 2018 and they say they are hiring RNs with no Mother Baby experience. I am willing to move my family of small children from NJ to Dallas if it is worth it. Does anyone work at the main hospital or Children's hospital? Any advice on the following: - how to get a job there? - how to negotiate a salary / relocation package, housing assistance? - How are the employee benefits and childcare? - What is the employee/hospital culture, how is the work environment? - Is this a once-in-a-lifetime type of opportunity? Thank you for any feedback.

I agree. I have seen new graduate RN residencies in places like North Dakota. If you are single, have nothing to tie you down where you currently live, I say go and relocate. Good luck!

I think your okay - the FAQs say "Your application is considered complete when NursingCAS has received the following: Electronic Application, All Official Transcripts, Payment"

Hi everyone! I'm from NYC and completed my Fall 2012 application yesterday (both the primary and secondary apps). So far, I'm waiting for my references to send in their recommendations and NursingCAS to calculate my GPA. I haven't had the best grades in the world, but I'm really hoping to get into this program, simply because I want to be a FNP and don't want to wait around just to get a BS in nursing. I haven't done a preview day yet, but hope I can get a tour if I'm asked to interview. I'd love to stay in contact with those of you that are looking to start Fall 2012. Best wishes to you!