WookieeRN, BSN, MSN, RN 1,050 Posts Specializes in PACU. Has 6 years experience. Dec 29, 2019 You probably have to check back periodically. I haven’t seen many residency programs that have revolving postings. When I applied for residency it was posted 5 months before I graduated.
Nurse SMS, MSN, RN 2 Articles; 6,837 Posts Specializes in Critical Care; Cardiac; Professional Development. Has 12 years experience. Dec 30, 2019 You want a new nurse residency program with included housing and only want to consider ER positions? You are looking for a unicorn. It doesn't exist.
Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN 6 Articles; 11,273 Posts Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development. Has 18 years experience. Dec 30, 2019 58 minutes ago, Ahrabia said:To become a ENP, I must work a full year in the ER before applying.That may take a multi step process. Get an acute care job and then transfer to the ER after a year or so- you don’t want to hold out and end up unemployed for a length of time that’s going to look bad on a resume.
NLS 14 Posts Feb 10, 2020 I am a Canadian RN and while working with an international recruiting agency I once received a job offer that listed 3 months of free housing , along with $1,500 housing stipend for a relocation package. In the end, I took a different job that did not have all these benefits but that was in my dream location. You could try and find a recruiting agency that helps nurses move within the US and see if that would be part of their moving package. Specify to them that you are a new grad and that you would like to have a residency for new grads offer, they might know hospitals that would give you such an offer.
NLS 14 Posts May 14, 2020 On 2/10/2020 at 11:33 AM, NLS said:White Glove, they offer a lot of jobs in the New York area, just make sure that you make your expectations known to them from the start. Good luck!edit: their website is whiteglovecare.com, it does not seem that they still offer those except for maybe travel nurses. What part of the States are you willing to move to?
