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LovesnursingRN

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  1. Thank everyone for this post.
  2. I was denied and then decided to repeat my chem and bio class to get a 3.5 average. Then I was admitted into the nursing program.
  3. Let me start by saying that I am so upset, but do not know what to do! Who every imagined paying for years of schooling just to finally get a job and get fired. I was unfairly fired in four weeks from a major MI hospital. The worst part about it is that the preceptor did not like meat all. I tried to keep my mouth shut but by week 2 had had enough with her and gave her a piece of my mind. I went to talk with the manager to inform her of what was going on as well. Then 2 weeks later I was fired because of my preceptor said that I was too slow with everything. The hospital that I worked for had a any reason fired policy so there is no rights for me. I have so many questions to ask you like do I put that hospital and job on the application? Also, Do I even apply to the hospital system again? Will they or their affiliate's hire me ever again? The job market is really bad in MI already as it is without having fired on your resume and application. What would you do from here?
  4. CandyGyrl congrats to you!!! I to would love some advice on interviewing. [email protected]
  5. Maximize the use of your preceptor, that's why they're there, to train you. So, they better train you well. I so agree with this statment andam praying that I will have a great preceptor one day to train me.
  6. I have a question what would you have me to do? I got hired in DMC but got fired 4 weeks later, because my preceptor did not like me. She used the excuse that I was slow charting and passing my meds. I am scared to apply within DMC, because that will be held against me. I am also scared to put it on any of my applications to other hospitals, because it will look really bad on me. I don`t know what to do! Needs Help in Detroit, MI.
  7. I was hired in 2012 and did have to take the assessment also. I was told that they are looking for someone who is compatible for every floor that you are applying for. I would just answer honestly if I was you.
  8. Thank you so much for reading and answering my post everyone, because I really need your advice. I was on orientation when I got fired, but was only doing patient care on the floor for 3 weeks with a rude, evil acting preceptor in ,Detroit, Michigan. I have applied for many jobs since then ( 2 months ago) and I can not seem to get hired anywhere. I am scared that that job being on my resume is the reason why! Also there are only 3 hospital chains in Detroit and that was one of them. They own like 10 hospitals. The other two (in-which is very unfair) does not hire new grads under 1-year nursing experience). I have been on a few interviews but can not for the life off me figure out how to explain that job and its loss without sounding like a incompetent nurse and it leaves me jobless! I have friends in Michigan who says just do not mention them because no one in Michigan is going to hire you. HELP!!!!!
  9. I am a new nurse as of 2011 and had a really hard time passing my boards because immediately after school I was badly injured in a car accident. I finally passed my boards a year after graduation and ended up waiting and waiting for a job with no success. Finally after waiting forever I got a job Dec 2012 but got fired after only 4 weeks because my manager and preceptor said that I was to slow with charting and passing medication. I cried for over a week then starting trying to apply to other hospitals in the area. Would you put that job on your resume? What should I do? Thank you so much for your help LovesnursingRN

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