Historically San Diego has favored BSN grads like most California urban new grad markets, but during these changing times I'd recommend you apply everywhere. Who knows, many staff nurses have left to...
There's quite a few NorCal New Grads who experience the same situation, I also did too. It took me more than a year to find my first acute-care position. My advice is look into moving to the Central...
Good eye. Looks like the job posting was recently edited and they originally meant "CPR" (BLS cert) instead of "PR". I had to double check if I was on the right job listing because I didn't know new...
San Francisco hourly wages for experienced RNs are usually $60+ an hour, and some places bring the rate closer to $70+. Private hospitals pay more than public or government. For the rest of the Bay...
I also plan on applying. I am curious if the complete hiring process length (stated as 3 months) will possibly be longer or shorter due to the COVID-19
moiserean replied to BayAreaNurse's topic in Nursing Career
Yes, the nursing recruiter Ms. Lorelei Rivers said this was the "Final Round" which was surprising since the first round was postponed. Maybe they're trying a different format this