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I have received multiple offers (which I'm very thankful for). I wanted to know if new grad offers between $100K-$110K base are reasonable for a specialized acute-setting (Pediatric ICU, ICU, Cardiac ICU, Pediatric Cardiac ICU, etc) in the New York/Connecticut/Boston area is reasonable? To me it seems low due to the higher cost of living, high state taxes, specialized setting etc. My profile is 10 years PICU RN experience, 5 years CVICU experience, 7 years Transplant experience, 5+ years Charge Nurse, 4+ years Nurse Preceptor, 4.0 GPA MSN program, Honor society, multiple awards at my current hospital for preceptorship and patient advocacy (please, this is not bragging just providing my full profile since I'd like honest feedback ?) I also have offers in the same range ($95K-$105K) from southern states with no taxes which is the expect range I believe but I was under the impression NE area was a higher range due to higher living expenses. I'd be relocating if I accept this. offer. Any guidance if this something that should be negotiated, if so, what would be a good range, or should I accept? Thank you!

Hello I'm a new grad with 8 years of acute care experience. Should I list my clinical experiences on my resume or just my nursing experience? How's the feedback so far on making a resume for new grads? So far my resume is as below. Would be great if we can dial down how to best design a resume for new NP grads. SUMMARY NURSE PRACTITIONER CLINICAL EXPERIENCE NURSING EXPERIENCE EDUCATION LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS SKILLS & EXPERTISE AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS REFERENCES

Hi everyone ! I interviewed last Tuesday and I got accepted! Good luck !!!! Blessings to all !

Hello! Ive applied to the FNP Part time program and received the email to interview this week coming up. =)

Where was your interview ? @jp2021

That's in boca correct ? I applied to davie. Haven't heard from them

You got a interview ? My status says the same :/

Hi. did you get a interview ?