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I am concerned the offer isn't official. She gave me a ton of specifics in the emails. I have one email of her offering the job, and then going over the start date and that I need a physical in the next two weeks. The start date is 5/2 supposedly, and no offer letter has been sent. I will send her another email on Monday, just feel bad I really don't want to come off as needy to HR. Thank you for all the info! you are super helpful :)

Hello, Just need some advice what to do in this situation. I went for an interview early March for a new graduate position. I was told I would hear back regarding the job in one week, I had to email the HR manager and ask 3 weeks later what was going on. Found out that the nurse manager was having a hard time finding a date to start the new grad residency. I was written an email stating that I had been offered the job. The HR manager then called me to speak about the job over the phone and ask for my verbal offer. I of course said yes. She emailed me after I told her I passed my boards that she would send an offer letter on monday (which is now 5 days ago), she also said she would call me and never has. She told me the start date in her emails and wanted me to have a physical done in the next two weeks. I live over 2 hours away from this hospital and will be relocating and need to know this information. I also need to know for looking for apartments. Any advice? Just a worried RN.

Hello, I am in an accelerated RN BSN program. I just finished my first semester and didn't do as well as I thought on the final and on HESI. I know the material, I do well at clinical but I am struggling at the nclex style questions. Can anyone give me tips? I am just so worried that I am going to fail. Thanks

Hello All, Just asking for some advice. I am a 24 y/o F who was in pre-nursing school. My GPA is great as of right now but the college that I attended previously my GPA was not as great as it is right now at CCSU which is the reason I was denied. I want to become a nurse more than anything in this world but since I am getting older I was wondering what everyone thought about getting their LPN? Also is there any bridge program to go to RN? Would this be wasting my time or should I wait to apply to other schools next Spring for my RN degree? Any thoughts! Please let me know :)