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grace&hope -- start by updating your resume, cover letter, then research your state;s hospitals, go on thier website and HR office and apply, register for indeed.com apply, that's plenty for now. places where you did your clinical is a good place to start too.

know the common chronic diseases (HTN, DM, Hyperlipidemia, depression) know answers to these questions in the john hopkins nursing interview guide. answer 3 questions: why me, why us, how can you help them. good luck https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0ahUKEwj9-evGsPbMAhUp3IMKHX1-D2sQFggdMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnursing.jhu.edu%2Flife-at-hopkins%2Fcareer-center%2Fdocuments%2Finterview_guide.pdf&usg=AFQjCNEugf5qCzyHiq6hYNBlVa7Q-htspQ&sig2=QYjBYVy0EywLVFKcgYwR-A&cad=rja

Good luck in your job search. I'm in NYC and it took me almost a year to get my first job. It also took close to 500 applications both in person, online, email, volunteering at hospitals and places of interest to me. Are you on linkedIn? If not i strongly suggest it. recruiters look there too. There's definetly no shortage of nurses, me and my classmates were hustling to try to get some nursing experience anything.

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keep applying and consider relocating to upstate NY. They're hiring nonstop and are desparate for nurses and will take new grad. It took 450 applications for my 1st nursing job

Get an attorney because it's going to get complicated and you want your rights protected

Yea wait for official offer letter before you submit 2 weeks notice. In the mean time go do something fun to distract yourself

Know the answers to why you why us why should I hire you. Also read john Hopkins nursing interview guide http://nursing.jhu.edu/life-at-hopkins/career-center/documents/interview_guide.pdf

So here's what's on the HHC North Central Bronx Hospital pharmacology exam its 50 questions, of which 40 are meds and 10 calculation questions especially IV drip rates. HOW TO STUDY: know the why its used, special notes, pt teaching, side effects, antidotes. DRUG NAMES: Acetaminophen (Tylenol), Acetylcystein (Mucomyst), Allopurijnol, Amiodarone, Amoxicillin (Amoxil),Aspirin, Azithromycin (Zithromax), Carbamazepine (Tegretol), Cardiac Glycosides,Chloinergic Drugs, Clonidine, Cogentin, Digioxin,Diphendramine (Benadryl), Flumazenil, Furosemide, Haloperidol (Haldol), Heparin, Hydromophine (Dilaudid),Insulin, Latulose (Cephulac),Levodopa, Lithium Carbonate,Lorazepam, Meperidine (Demerol),Methadone, Metoprolol,Morphine, Mycifradin Sulfate (Neomycin), Nalbuphine, Naloxone, Naproxen,Nitroglycerine, NPH Insulin,Penicillin G, Phenobarbitol, Phenytoin (Dilantin), Potassium Chloride (K-Dur), Pratamine Sulfate, Thyroxin,TPN,Vancomycin, Vitamin B 12, Wafarin, Zantac

Hiring process at North Central Bronx hospital for me was: submit resume 1 week later phone interview, 4 days later Interview, verbal offer 1 week later, 1 week after that HR called for paperwork and physical, 1.5 week later after my record and edu are checked i get offer letter with salary and benefit details. Orientation is 10 days of nursing orientation training classroom work, then depending on your unit some get 5-6 months preceptorship.

I'm answering this as a successful FNP applicant. You should just answer the question. Give specific examples, show them what you have done and hope to do. Your essay should tell a story about you and answer the question at the same time. Make sure to have someone proof read it too no grammatical errors allowed. Good luck

LOL I don't think anyone cares what color your stethoscope, they care if you know what to do with it. Have fun with your yellow lime color. I picked one for my favorite color.

answer the unspoken question of: What can you do for them? why should i hire you? What do you bring to the table. Your answer is all about how their program will help you. Give specific examples too. good luck.

need a section on computer software skills, and what type of electronic medical record software you can use. Try to get a job as a patient care tech if still a student, volunteer too. Any nursing experience is better than none. Under your clinicals describe what you did. Google up nurse resume to see how others write theirs. good luck

Hello there, Well I just got into an FNP program so had to update my resume. Mine is same as one used for work, list your 1.5 years of experience, show your accomplishment, all resumes should have: summary, objective, work experience, skills, education, languages, activities. They just want to see what have you been doing since getting your RN license, you'll be asked to interview and need to be able to convince them that you'll be a successful student and future NP. There's nothing "special" about the NP school resume that wouldn't be on your regular resume. Google nurse resume, monster resume to see how to write one if needed good luck