LanaLasch13

I applied for the BSN-DNP program for PNP-PC and also received an email for an interview and set it up for the 10th.

I also got an email to sign up for an interview as well.

Thanks! I have been looking at housing and seeing what it's like. I'm staying for a few days and not just for my interview. I've been reading a lot about how Seattle isn't very open to transplants, would you say that's true, or just depends on the person? Obviously, I'd be coming from the midwest, which is completely different, especially Chicago where I feel like we are more blunt lol. Also, as someone who has been commuting to Chicago from the suburbs (hour ish commute) I have become well accustomed to commuting!

Hi everyone! I just wanted to see if anyone has applied to Seattle Children's Hospital for their nurse residency program for August 2017. I received an email yesterday that I was offered an interview, so I will be flying out for that. I'm from Chicago, so I was just wondering if anyone has any insight on the hospital/Seattle living. It has always been a city I have considered about relocating to, but I would be making this move cross country without knowing anyone and as being a complete new grad. I know that many people do this, but I just wanted to get input on living in Seattle and the hospital, if possible! I am interviewing for a neonatal ICU position, so if anyone has any input on that, that would be welcomed as well!

Hi, Just wanted to jump in here. I'm from Chicago and I have an interview at Seattle Children's Hospital. I definitely want to relocate, but not sure if I should do it right out from graduation, or stay local and then relocate. I'd be moving completely across the country and don't know anyone out that way! How was it for those of you who did make the move?