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bklyngirl

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  1. I think it is hard for new grads because most posts require 2+ years, but some hospitals have a L&D fellowship and some are just willing to train new night staff because they need nurses! Having connections definitely helps! I also saw that med-surg nurses from within the hospital have applied and gotten interviews- if its something you really want you might have to keep banging on the door, work in ante or post partum, or even med surg, bugging the hospital on how to get in and take a chance with you, if you have a real passion and are able to deal with a hectic, unpredictable, fast paced envt then you can survive and get the job. but prove that you can ! its like the ER but for pregnant women. good luck!
  2. that's awesome! which type of ICU did you get into ?
  3. woahtherescake congrats!! which critical care unit did you get hired into ?
  4. Hey guys- the April one already started the 16th, I was not chosen =( but just because your status says "received" or job "still active" doesn't mean anything, they just didn't update it. If you are chosen to get interviewed etc - you will know, they will contact you!
  5. Hey, has anyone heard anything back or gone on an interview for any of the APRIL fellowships???
  6. hey guys! Once you have an interview, when do you hear back from the school? Did you get the acceptance letter in the mail or get a phone call? It's been a week and I'm getting anxious.... thanks! Rt18pore nstoja MariaRN89-2b

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