Danij0105

I'll be on 3300 as well! CT surgery stepdown

The problem I find is I either want to go back to school (crna, nnp, or educator) or go into administration eventually. I have been told by many that cicu would open up more doors for me in the future. I'm just unaware how true that statement is.

I am a nursing student set to graduate in December and had the most amazing thing happen to me. I was offered my dream jobs and now I'm forced to choose between neonatal icu and cardiac icu. These are two of the most highly competitive units at the hospital I applied so I applied thinking I would only recieve one offer but I have to choose. I want to start my nursing career off right. Any advice?

If they have a new grad program then they usually only except new grads through that application process.

Because they are under Carolina Healthcare System you apply through them. I recently applied and am waiting to hear back from the packet of information I sent them.

I'm currently in nursing school and this residency program looks amazing. I currently live in NC, does anyone know if that will be a disadvantage? Is anyone from out-of-state applying currently?