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  1. I am currently an aesthetics RN considering NP school. Would you mind sharing which NP program you (or your colleagues) went with and how you feel about the program? Thanks.
  2. The 2 positions are completely different. The position I am in now is in a 89-bed NICU at a children's hospital. The other position is as an RN circulator at a small multi-specialty surgery center. Also, I would eventually like to get into plastic surgery and/or medical aesthetics and I feel the circulator position falls more in line with my passion and is a better fit for me. I really appreciate all of the comments so far, but I hate the assumption that because I am a new grad it means I don't know what I want or what to expect. However, everyone is entitled to their opinion and maybe I am just being too sensitive.
  3. I am a new grad RN who graduated in Aug. After months of filling out applications, submitting resumes, and going to interviews I finally got a job offer. It wasn't my first choice but I really wasn't in a position to be picky so I accepted it. I'm in my second week of hospital orientation and just received an offer for the position I really wanted in the first place. Is it okay for me to quit my current job after only two weeks in order to accept the position that I really want? I feel like quitting after such a short time will reflect badly on me. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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