MichelleM1993

Hi nurses. I got a hospital offer and was excited to finally be receiving one. After much thought I have decided it’s not the right time for me to pursue this. I asked for part time and was told no option for that. Nevertheless I felt pressured to sign the paperwork when I went in for my physical. I asked to please take it home and bring back but couldn’t. How do I say no now? Phone or email? And if I do, do I risk never being hired again at this hospital as long as the same recruiter is there? Thank you

New RN: I was offered an opportunity in an ED nights and accepted the offer. I signed papers on Friday and greatly preferred part time (they knew this) and hesitant but felt pressured. I asked if I can take the papers home and bring it back on Monday but could not. I would like to go with something else at this time that offers me greater flexibility but am concerned I will be blacklisted for dropping out after confirming I will take the job. Will I never be hired here again as long as the same recruiter is there? How do I politely explain? Do I ask for a deferment or hold? Email or phone? THANK YOU!

How has it been going? Are the class work amount manageable? I am beginning next week

Hi ladies! Hoping someone can help clarify for me! Can you tell me a little bit about the interview process? I heard they ask Bio and Math questions to weed out people who don't know their info can you tell me if that's the case or what yours was like? Thanks so much!

Thanks so much for answering I'm applying there for the Fall and working really hard on the NLN I hear there is a lot of physics on the science section if you don't mind sharing what your GPA and NLN score was so I can see if I have a shot lol!

Thanks so much! Yes it seems like that's what I'll have to do! Can you tell me more about MECs program if you enjoyed it, how the NLN was, what scores and GPA did they accept? Thanks so much!!

I am currently in Medgar Evers but would like to apply to more than one CUNY, I was looking at City Tech but they require you to be enrolled for a semester before applying, is it worth transferring for the Spring to try and get into their Fall 16 ASN program? Just wondering how to apply to more than one school since most require you to be an active student there. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi! I'm currently enrolled in Medgar Evers and have one more pre req necessary to sit for the NLN, looks like I won't be able to take it in the Fall, does anyone know if it is possible to take the one last course needed in the Spring/enrolled in the Spring and still sit for the NLN? Also, is the NLN/TEAS standardized or is it different for each school? And do most schools require you to be a student there for one semester minimum before applying to they nursing program? I did hear something like that for Hunter and just wondering if anyone can confirm. Thank you!