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  1. Hospitalist RN vs Medical Unit RN

    uncgirl,RN replied to tk11235's topic in Nursing Career
    Hi! I had the same fortune last week to interview on the hospitalist unit as well as general acute med with telemetry. The gen med offered me on the spot and I accepted because I liked the vibe and can start next month. The hospitalist unit has 24 beds, 12 monitored, and only attendings are in charge, vs other units where there are residents, etc. You'd probably have more autonomy and responsibility on a true hospitalist unit. As a new grad, in this particular HU, it might be a little too much of a challenge. Go with your gut! Everything has pros/cons!

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