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Any thoughts on these establishments? I have a job offer from each but don't really know much about the hospitals. I was hoping somebody on here has some insights. I'll be working nights on the telemetry floor as a new grad. They both have about a week or two of orientation and 10-12 weeks with a preceptor. Traffic wise, Culver City is a bit longer. Didn't get much of a feel for either of the floors when I went for an interview. Culver City has a higher rate but after a year, Huntington Park will exceed Culver City's rate due to quarterly raises. Culver City seems like it has a bad reputation from what I read online like indeed.com and Glassdoor.com. Huntington park barely has any reviews, it might be because the hospital is so small (it's an 81 bed hospital). I would appreciate if anybody gave me some insight. If you are currently working there or previously worked at either of those two places, or you just heard from other nursing friends. Feel free to personal message me if you don't feel comfortable posting. Thanks in advance.

How did you get your results so quickly!? How were you able to officially find out? So jealous. I tested the same day, January 13, 2016 and still nothing. I am from California. I tried the Pearson Vue trick and used a $30 gift card both with the wrong and with the right expiration date to get the good pop up every time but I am not sure if it is correct. When I go to BreeZe and sign in, I noticed that on "Application Activities" on the left hand side, it says "Registered Nurse - RN #XXXXXXX" and it also gives me an option to "RN - Change of Address" underneath. I was excited when I saw this but when I go to "Verify a License" on BreeZe website (before you sign in) and look up my last name and first name, my information does not show up. Same goes for putting the 7 digits RN #, my information does not show up. Also, I noticed that my fellow classmates whoofficially passed the NCLEX-RN all have a 8 digit license number instead of the 7 digit number that I have. This leaves me skeptical that the "Registered Nurse - RN #XXXXXXX" is not a notification that I passed but rather a clerical information of my application for the NCLEX-RN test. Also, on the upper right hand side where there is a box for "License/Registration Information," it says, "No license information available." If anybody can give me some insight, I would greatly appreciate it.