emily34812

For those of you endorsing from other states hat had to send in a fingerprint card for the background check, how long did it take for it to process? There's a few variances in how long to expect on the website and I was just wondering what people's experiences were.

Got offered the position today!! If I accept I start October 8th

I applied on a Sunday after the app opened and I heard back the Thursday after that. I got my BSN from a N.J. public school but I'm possibly looking to relocate

I have an interview next week for the PICU!

Where I work gen Peds has 5:1 and stepdown is 4:1. PICU is 2:1 or 1:1. On gen Peds and stepdown I personally think the RNs should take one less patient each

Same situation. I only got rejected from one (no email just on my portal) and have yet to hear from any others

I have not heard yet. But a lot of the units are still interviewing internals as per my friend that works there

Also in the New RN talent pool! Super excited but I know it takes a while. Ps to all: the CICU And the NICU aren't taking new grads. NICU usually does but they're not interviewing anyone that isn't currently a tech as of right now

Hospice spends a good amount of time with patients as well as private duty home health nursing

Just completed the video interview, and they said after complete it would be 4-6 weeks until we heard back about the next step!

I work part time nights as a tech on pediatrics. I love it and get paid more than if I worked days

That's up to hospital policy. At my place you have two weeks to hand in your license number to HR so that's how long you have after you pass.

You graduate with a general degree and can apply for specialty positions

I'm just a tech but the workflow is totally different where i work. We also get more admits at night versus days but we also generally don't deal with discharges

I know this is an older thread, but if you're still looking Cooper is very new grad friendly and has a good amount of openings