Hey_Brittany

My ED has seen a huge uptick in interfacility psychiatric transfers in the past week, and I've noticed that the nurses I'm giving report to are not "interested" in what I think is important to know about the patient. So - psych nurses - what makes a good report from an ED nurse according to you?

Hi guys! I'm 68 days to graduation and beginning my first job search, and I've got a question about interviews. I currently work as a clerk at Hospital A and am hoping to land an RN position there once I pass my boards. I love the hospital culture and the pay and benefits are the best in my area, plus there is plenty of room for advancement later on in my career. I can honestly see myself in Hospital A for the rest of my professional life. Of course, like any new grad, at this point I'm just looking for a job, so I've been in contact with several nurse recruiters and will be going on interviews at Hospitals A, B, and C soon. I'm sure the interviewers from Hospitals B and C are going to see my current employment at Hospital A and ask me why I want a job with them instead of my current employer. My question is how do I answer without lying or misleading them?