BamaRach23

I was blessed enough to receive two job offers from a great hospital this week. The only problem? I have to choose which unit I want to work and I am having a hard time making a decision. I love cardiology so either one is a great choice. But I was hoping some of you with some experience working on these units might give me some perspective on what to expect. I know all hospitals are different but it would still be a great help to know what types of patients and situations you dealt with most of the time. Thanks so much! :)

I have just received two job offers from a fabulous hospital. The only problem is that I have to choose which unit I want to work on, CVSU or CCU. I love cardiology so either one will be a good choice. But I was hoping some of you with some personal experience could give me some perspective on what to expect on these floors. I know it varies by hospital, but it would still help to know what types of patients and situations you dealt with most of the time. Thanks so much! :)

I graduated from Nursing school in May, passed boards in June, and have been applying for jobs ever since. I have probably applied to over 50+ jobs, all with no success. I am in a metro area in Alabama and I have been told that because I have an ADN, no one will hire me especially since I am a new grad. This is very disturbing. My clinical experience was far superior to a local 4 year school and it showed among all of my classmates, we really were that good because our instructors cared that much. The hospital employees loved us because we were trained to bust tail from the second we walked in the door to the second we walked out. None of it is paying off. I don't know what to do. Does anyone have any advice for a new grad running out of options? I'll take any advice I can get at this point. Thanks in advance!