Published Feb 13, 2015
Nikku
39 Posts
Hi frens I am a foreign nurse. , just pass nclex and searching for job in between I have still birth ( very depressed) I am searching for job but in between if I conceive baby did they hire new grad Rn ? Or I have to wait till my job started?
RNsRWe, ASN, RN
3 Articles; 10,428 Posts
I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you mean will you get hired when pregnant, I can tell you that the law does not allow discrimination against a pregnant applicant. That said, you will never know if you didn't get a job because you were pregnant, you just might not get the job.
If you mean will you still be considered a new grad later on.....I guess it would depend on what the employers you are applying to are looking for. No one here can tell you where you will or won't get hired. All you can do is put in the applications and see!
Thank you for your answer, I want to know did pregnant women get hired for Rn position
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
I am so sorry for your loss.....((HUGS))
Pregnant nurses get hired. It is the law in the US that they cannot discriminate against nurses who are pregnant. Will the employer hire you? I don't know ....if there is a pregnant nurse and a nurse who isn't pregnant might they consider the non pregnant nurse a "better" candidate? Maybe.
If you have had a still birth I would discuss working with your doctor.
WookieeRN, BSN, MSN, RN
1,050 Posts
I mean, yeah, I'm sure there are tons of nurses that have gotten hired while pregnant. Legally in the US, they can't not hire someone for being pregnant, but they can find another reason not to so it isn't discrimination. I dont know about other countries. I wouldn't mention it in an interview for obvious reasons. Also, your job wouldn't be guaranteed if you went on maternity leave before 12 months of employment in the US.
caliotter3
38,333 Posts
Sorry for your loss. You would be making it easier on yourself if you waited until after the birth to look for work or waited to get pregnant until after you have a job. It is not pleasant to be looking for work while pregnant and you do not want to give the prospective employer any reason to find another "reason" to overlook your job application. Good luck.