Chris20

Checking my email every 5 minutes that I am awake. Sounds like you're handling this way better than I am haha.

@IsofluraneBrezy Perfect, thank you for the reply. Good luck again!

Congratulations!! Happy for you. I am curious when did you receive information for the interviews? I applied back in May and my portal has yet to be updated and I haven’t received an email yet. Thank you

Have you heard anything? I checked today and still nothing.. I applied back before the deadline.

the link would be fine haha id rather you not get randos calling you

I hope so! Would you want to get each other's contact info so we can keep each other in the loop?

Hey Derek, I'm chris and I also accepted a position on CVICU. How are you doing with your DC license application? I am getting a little worried and I hope it gets processed before the start date. Also do you have the orientation schedule? I am unsure if I actually have it or the recruiter hasnt emailed it to me yet. Thanks

so apparently I'm not active enough to pm others, any other way i can contact you?

Hi everyone, I too have accepted a position in the CVICU 2 NW, 12/12 start. Looking for a roommate as well, and I am a male

I got denied... I guess I reviewed my resume so many times that I missed a blatant typo and they saw it. Oh well still have other NYC hospitals

Hey it's been a while since your original post, have you been able to find a job inside the city? I am also interested in the health system that you were working outside of Boston, may I ask which hospital? I'll be a new grad very soon and I'm looking for opportunities. Thanks!

Still waiting as well, isn't it getting close?

I mean I don't have to be working as a CNA, having the certification would just improve my chances of landing an entry job, at least in my opinion right?

Im about to be in my third year of a BSN program at UD, and today I heard back from the NJ dept of health in regards to taking the CNA exam. Unfortunately I only have two months left of summer to work and then I go back to Delaware. I have no work/volunteer experience at all in the medical field which is why I have not gotten a callback from the twenty job applications to hospitals I sent out. This fall I will have my first nurse preceptorship at a pediatrics hospital, which should be a great experience. Now on to my question, is it worth it for me to take the CNA exam and possibly work for a month or two? Or should I just hold off and end up gaining experience this fall anyways? We have a very long winter break at UD (8 weeks) and I was planning on getting a position at a hospital for that time period, would the CNA certification help or would my 80 hour preceptorship be good enough? btw this is my first post ever, Thanks!