ajbrooks

Curious if anyone works in the NICU at All Children's in St. Pete or NICU at UF Health Gainesville? Thinking of moving back to Florida but have never worked at either of these places. Just wondering if either are good places to work, good to their nurses, understaffed, floats to other units, gets put on call a lot ,etc. Any insight would be helpful.

@Hurleygirli1 Do they treat the nurses well? Do you work days or nights? Self schedule? If so, do you get what you put in pretty much?

I am thinking about applying to the NICU in Atlanta at CHOA Elgeston or Scottish rite.Anyone know how it is to work for them?

I knew that the hospitals there like to hire people who already live there and by looking at this forum that seem to like to hire inhouse. I have the experience but do not want to move there without a job. I know some people just move there and then look for a job but I am not that spontaneous lol I do know someone who have connections in the women and childrens hospital since she worked there for years and only left 1 year ago so maybe that will help me.

I am an RN with 6 years of nursing experience. I know 2 girls that got jobs in Oahu but it's been years ago. I want to move to Hawaii in the next 1-2 years. I have been doing a lot of research. So is there no chance of me getting a job there since they are only hiring in house?