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Its been diffiuclty getting a job as an RN without experience. A little bit about myself. I finished nursing in Canada in 2016 due to family matters I could not work right after school, took a year off and in between passed NCLEX early 2017. The nursing experiences I have is clinical rotations as a student, 3 months preceptorship (In mental health) plus I have several years experience working in a long term care facility when I was still in school. I am now ready to start working anywhere I can get hired, but all the jobs I apply for states 2 years or more experience I apply to them but don't get a call for an interview. I have been looking for employment for four months now, and have only been called for one interview, sadly I did not get the job. Does anyone have any tips on what I can do to land that first job? I am fast learner, and ready to work in hospitals, nursings homes in/around Ottawa. Thank you

You are definitely not overreacting. The situation you described above is bad enough to be brought to your clinical instructor's attention. Someone needs to talk to that CNA because that kind of behavior is unprofessional. Some patients pee when they are seating on the toiled, imagine holding urine while eating how uncomfortable it must been to that resident, holding urine for too long can lead to UTIs so if a resident asks for help to the bathroom i take them.

While using Uworld I had a SATA question on vaccination and all options were correct.