Maybe you could go back to school for something that truly interests you or that won't require as much social interaction with people but in the meantime you could use your nursing license to work per...
I think hospitals that have new grad residency programs are tailored specifically to support new nurses and give them the tools needed to succeed. In my residency program, you got 3 months of...
I would suggest applying specifically to hospitals that offer new grad residency programs because you will most likely have a longer orientation period as well as classes that will help your...
I think you should pursue what you're passionate in and not give up. Continue to apply and it if you think it's a good idea to gain more certifications to make you stand out as an applicant then you...
I feel like you should ask everyone that you possibly can since you were in their classroom and even if you didn't interact with them that much they still have data regarding how you performed in...
I think that having ICU experience will help you once you are ready to apply to graduate level programs as you are required to understand in-depth the pathophysiology, patient history, and how that...
I wouldn't recommend taking a job that has those ratios. It will place you at a greater risk to experience burnout and it may discourage you from continuing your career in nursing. You also want to...
I think that you should definitely see another provider for a second opinion, but I wouldn't suggest waiting too long to start gaining work experience because it may be harder for you to find...
mmarlene93 replied to nursag222's topic in Nursing Career
It depends in what state you live as well as if the hospital you are applying to is a union hospital or not because often times union hospitals have a set breakdown of the pay rate according to years...
mmarlene93 replied to Jessica1077's topic in General Nursing
Yes, it is possible. You will just have to do your research to find hospitals and new grad programs that will accept you in the OR and apply early. As long as you have a solid reason for wanting to...
mmarlene93 replied to RN_Lovee's topic in Critical Care
It is normal to experience imposter syndrome as a new grad especially in the ICU as well as anticipatory anxiety prior to a shift. It is stressful to communicate our needs when we are inexperienced...
I would recommend starting off in an inpatient setting as it may be difficult for you to obtain a higher acuity job once you commit yourself initially to an outpatient setting. At the same time, if...
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Typically when you start as a new graduate nurse at a hospital you will get an orientation to your unit. During this time, try to absorb as much of the information that is provided to you by...