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xmelissaleigh

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  1. Hello all,I have applied to a few of the NY tri-state NP schools (specifically pediatric NP) and am overwhelmingly curious about the odds of my acceptance. I have 1.5 years RN experience including newborn nursery, soon to be transitional nursery as well. I applied to NYU, Molloy College, and Seton Hall University. Has anyone else applied recently and were you accepted? Help me ease my nerves!
  2. Thanks NedRN, I will certainly look into both. I don't mind traveling to Stanford, does the DART go out that far? I hope I have enough experience for travel. I feel confident in myself, I just hope hospitals and recruiters feel the same.
  3. I'm a fairly new RN with 13 months experience now in Brooklyn, NY. I worked an externship for two summers on med/surg, and started at this same hospital on med/surg as an RN for about 8 months before doing an internal transfer to postpartum/newborn nursery, where I presently work. March will mark my one year in "mother-baby". I'm young and unattached to any physical place and looking to start graduate school in a year or two, so I am looking to either do travel nursing in San Francisco or try to find staff positions there. My boyfriend will be coming with me and we are pretty set on the location. Any suggestions? I don't plan to go other places, so is travel nursing a waste of time for me? Are there even any staff positions in the bay area? Any input is very welcome.

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