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Anyone else starting on transplant in August?:)

I got an offer for the peds surg transplant for August just now! Good luck everyone

I just got a call from transplant!

Has anyone heard from neuro/endo or transplant?

I applied to PICU and neuro endo and haven't heard

Does any one know how/if it matters to check your profile online? All I remember getting when I applied were confirmation emails. PS has nobody else on here heard anything yet?

If you end up calling them, let me know what they say!

I called the main hospital number and then asked to be transferred to HR. They seemed not to mind answering but I'm still a little confused about the outcome of the conversation.

When i talked to HR they told me they already contacted the people they wanted and to wait for an email. (A rejection I'm assuming)

So is there still hope for those who haven't heard? Has anyone heard from the PICU, surg/transplant/ or neuro endo?

So if you got an interview, they would have called by now?

I also applied to PICU, and then peds surg/transplant, and neuro/endo!

I also applied and nothing yet. I expect at least another week or two probably. Keep posted everyone!

Thanks for the response! I'm sorry, I should have given more details in my post. I am familiar with this particular clinic--it was set up by doctors from my school. I know they accept new grads to volunteers, and the duties include nursing and clinic administration duties. For nursing, mainly checking patients in, drawing blood/giving medications, occasionally IVs, education, vaccinations, etc. It involves working with local doctors and nurses as well, who are all Spanish speaking only. does this effect your answer at all? thanks again best, Maria

Hey everyone! I have been reading posts on here since starting nursing school, and I have a question I would love to get advice on from other nurses. I graduate with my BSN in May, my plan is to gain experience for a year or two and then continue on in school for a Nurse Practitioner degree. This past summer I volunteered in a clinic in Bolivia to help develop my Spanish skills and I enjoyed it so much I am thinking about going back as a clinic coordinator for 9 months. I would love to have this experience while I'm young and I can, and would be able to come out completely fluent in Spanish which is a huge goal of mine. My question is what would be the best time to fit this in? Right when I graduate, or after I have been working for a year? Would it hurt my chances of getting a nursing job when I come back (due to not recently being in a real hospital setting)? Any input is welcome! Thank you in advance.