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Hey everyone, I love the idea of this thread. I graduated in May and will be starting in the MICU in August! It will be great to talk with fellow ICU new grads.

I just emailed them last night for the second time and got my ATT this morning! So maybe you really need to bug them to get things done. Ridiculous

My transcript was just updated to "received" on Friday so does that mean 5 business days from then I should get an ATT

Okay, so did your "NCLEX Matching" thing still say "not received" when you got your ATT email?

I'm waiting for my ATT and when I check my exam status online everything has been received except for "NCLEX Matching" where you confirm that your name and DOB match between your application to the board and pearson registration. Will I not receive my ATT until that matching shows up as received. I don't understand what I need to do. I emailed the board but nobody replied. My transcript was just updated to received on Friday so maybe I'll get my ATT this week. Has anyone else from out of state been through this process with the NCBON?

I start in July in the MICU!

I think you're referring to a different person. I have no RN experience, I graduate in May.

Also, I was only a 2.5 hour plane ride away so coming across the country the flight may not be feasible without more notice

I flew in for the interview. They told me the manager was only available on this one day and they would let me know what time the interview would be at. It was also the day after final exams I had to interview. So I flew down the the morning of the interview, changed into scrubs at the RDU airport and got in a taxi to the hospital lol. Then after my interview I had the taxi guy come pick me up and take me back to the airport. It was a stressful day to say the least..

I just accepted a job at Duke from out of state. I'm in a BSN program graduating in May. At the end of every month (last 7 days or so), Duke posts a job titled Clinical Nurse I New Grad. It shows all the units currently recruiting and the start dates. There have been a LOT of jobs for new grads. I'm from Mass and there are no hospitals that consistently post that many new grad positions.

I was offered an interview about 2 weeks after I applied

I start in July, and I'm relocating from Massachusetts.

I'll be in the MICU : )

I accepted a SNIP position! but I don't start until July : /

I got the offer to interview via email but the job offer was via phone