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CockyNurse

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  1. Two weeks ago I applied for internal transfers to the MICU and the ED at the hospital I work at. Two days in I got a call for and interview in the MICU and I had the interview today. I called and emailed to follow up with the ED and never heard anything back until I was on my way from my interview today. I didn't mention the ED application in my other interview because I honestly didn't expect to hear from them. I just got offered the job in the MICU and I had to tell the nurse manager the situation. She said to keep her posted and I assured her that I would call her directly after my interview with the ED in the morning. I just feel really bad and unprofessional for not mentioning it, but like I said I had called and emailed and never heard anything back. I'm a little worried that the MICU off could be taken off the table. Am I overreacting?
  2. I am a new grad nurse (RN, BSN) I had a job interview Friday, 10/28, and I think it went well. I was told that the nurse manager on that floor never did peer interviews in the same day but she did mine...so fingers crossed! However, my main thing is that never in my interviewing have I left feeling excited until that interview. I always send a thank you card after even if I was treated like and inconveince -But I really want this job! I would like to still send my thank you card but it is such a big hospital that I worry she may not get it for a few weeks. Is it okay to send an email that I know she will get now or would it be better to take my hand-written card to the hospital in person and hand it to her if I can or leave it at the nurse's station? I just don't want to come off as impersonal or unprofessional (or desperate/too eager...gulp) but I really want to thank her and her staff for the interview and time they spent with me and reiterate my interest in the job. Thanks SO much! -AJ

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