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Dress professionally. Slacks, a button up and a blazer. Do NOT show any cleavage. Comb your hair and brush your teeth. Google RN interview questions online. Some common questions, questions I actually got asked, "why do you want to work here" "what are your strengths/weaknesses, "what was your most difficult patient" "what was your favorite clinical" "what was your least favorite clinical". Definitely do your research on the organization/ hospital!!! Bring a copy of your resume and references.

You had mostly SATA, which are the most difficult q. The more often you get them, the better you are doing. Start celebrating!

Hello everyone, I am a new grad. I passed my boards in September and the first place I was able to get hired at was at a home care agency. For me, it was not ideal so I kept looking for a better position. The agency had no open cases so I wasn't actively working yet. So yesterday, I got a call back from a rehabilitation hospital with a great opportunity. I have accepted to work and will begin training next month. My question is, how do I tell the agency I don't want to work for them anymore? My family tells me I should keep it as a side job, since the hospital is only offering me part time. The thing is that the hospital requires a 3 month full time training so I would not be be able to work for the agency. Should I tell them that I got another great opportunity? Or keep it as a side job? I just feel bad that they hired me and now I want to work somewhere else.

Hey guys question. We have to pick up admission packets for the generic program ASAP on or after June 24. On the letter it states we can also get permission to register for courses at this time. Does anyone know if we need to speak to an advisor when we go pick up the packets? Should we go pick up the packets when there is an advisor there?

@toya932 my cumulative gpa is 3.7 and got an 86 on hesi. You should be fine girl!

Just got my acceptance letter for the generic program!!!!!!!!!!