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4S never hires Versants. Unsure why they even put the option to select it when applying. Sorry.

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Does anyone have info about this upcoming application process on May 5th? Any internal? I checked the website and this is all they have so far http://www.nursesofusc.com/node/53

Hello. I've graduated in August 2013 in the WCU-OC campus. Which campus is your niece going to? Also is she transitioning from RN to BSN, LVN to BSN, ADN to BSN or just straight BSN? Because from what I read you only mentioned med surg. Right now as ...

Okay, this is somewhat a complicated story so I'll try to make it as understandable as I can. I was hired for a new grad program recently, starts soon in March. I've gone through all pre-employment steps and finished all the paperwork. I even took my...

But I know for a fact I'm a US citizen, I just can't find my documentation because I've moved about 5 times before settling in my current city..

I didn't know they were expired until they told me they day I brought it. I've worked once for Rite Aid back in 2008, but they never required me to bring my passport etc because I was a minor back then apparently. I can't remember it was so long ago....

I'm Licensed in the state of California, but my employment for a new grad program starting soon is on a hold because my passport is expired and my social security card has a restriction saying "Valid for work only with INS authorization" I'm just cur...

Congrats Mizz-belle! What unit will you be working?

Any new info from USC?

You're not only wasting money, you'll be wasting time if you decide that path you have in mind. You will only be burnt out in the end. It seems that you want to be experienced in the hospital to be better off in med school, you're wrong. All this is ...

Highly suggested for those who have connections in hospitals who will hire them immediately after graduation. If not, you'll be in a world of debt. Acute hospital specifically. Source: Best friend graduated from WCU and is employed paying off debt in...

Probably not, since everyone confuses USC County with USC University Hospital.

Ohh okay, then it wasn't too bad. 1000 applicants isn't a lot. Especially for USC.

Roughly 1000 applicants? Is that true, because previous cohorts had around 3000+

Both OR and inpatient are receiving offers. GL!!!!

Offers were received from non-OR. Due to light fb stalking of those who said they had interviews this week on the new grad rn california thread on fb, I noticed that some had received offers quite quickly after their interview.

I heard a few received offers already.

I was wondering if anyone has more information of how helpful this credential will be for my career, or if it's not worth it. I've tried researching but couldn't find much info besides the AHA website below: http://my.americanheart.org/professional/C...

Bump, anyone?

"Hmm.... It must be the Valium." "Sorry.. But Halloween was 2 months ago." "Dear goodness, your side rails are down" (pun intended)

https://jobs.usc.edu/

Yes I've done the PVT, I know I passed. I'm just waiting on my license to go active because my job starts soon and they want to see my license on the BRN website

@1BeeZeeMom what state did you get your license in? I took my test 12/3/2013 and my name still hasn't showed up on the BRN website. I'm in California.

I'll add a few: Techniques for certain types of questions (3 main questions: ER, phone calls, report) 1. ER Questions: See most unstable client first 2. Phone Call Questions: Expected abnormal vs unexpected abnormal (ex. return call to pt. who has u...