Sanford Relocation Help!

Ok guys, looking forward to going there next month, going to be on the cardiac progressive care unit.

Check out cityscapes and oxford apartments!

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Cityscapes looks so pretty and close to the hospital but they don't have studio or 1 room apartments

I was able to find a place at Northwood commons. Fairly close to the hospital at Broadway and not that expensive. 700 for 2 room apartment.

Oh that's nice. Good luck

I might be going to Sanford on the cardiac progressive unit as well. Have 2 offers for cardiac & psych, not sure which I'll choose yet. I love psych but I also want a med/surg experience, too, since I'm starting out.

Anyone have any experiences working at Sanford, good or bad? I've seen kinda mixed reviews, a little positive and a little negative, so I'm not sure what to think of them.

Also, I got an offer from Vibra in Mandan, too. If you guys had to pick between Vibra (with 10k bonus over 2 yrs + 5k relocation assistance) and Sanford (supposedly a good teaching hospital + 1k in relocation expenses reimbursed), which would you choose?

Thank you so much in advance, and congrats to those with job offers!

Ok guys, looking forward to going there next month, going to be on the cardiac progressive care unit.

What date do you start? If I pick Sanford & choose cardiac progressive, my start date isn't til May 3rd.

I start in two weeks

Good luck! Let me know how it goes.

Any places in Fargo that you know of that a single female should avoid?

Thanks in advance.

I lived in ND for a while. I'd chose Fargo over Mandan. Fargo is the biggest city in ND and has a few fun things to do. I really enjoyed my time in ND except for the brutal winters. I'd definitely pick the Cardiac unit over psych if that were me.

I lived in ND for a while. I'd chose Fargo over Mandan. Fargo is the biggest city in ND and has a few fun things to do. I really enjoyed my time in ND except for the brutal winters. I'd definitely pick the Cardiac unit over psych if that were me.

Even though I love psych, I ended up picking cardiac. I actually start June 1st.

How long were you in ND for? Any decent places to live in the downtown area? I checked out the area via spotcrime.com and saw that it might be a rough neighborhood near Sanford off Broadway. Would you say this is accurate? Where did you live before Fargo?

Thanks in advance for any info you can give, I appreciate it.

Even though I love psych, I ended up picking cardiac. I actually start June 1st.

How long were you in ND for? Any decent places to live in the downtown area? I checked out the area via spotcrime.com and saw that it might be a rough neighborhood near Sanford off Broadway. Would you say this is accurate? Where did you live before Fargo?

Thanks in advance for any info you can give, I appreciate it.

I didn't live in Fargo, but did visit it. I think it's probably safer than a lot of places. I'm from a big city, so I definitely felt safer in ND than where I live now. Fargo's pretty cool, cute shops and some night life and the rents are cheaper than in other parts of the state. I really miss ND actually. I met some really nice people and I had a very good experience at my job. I really wish I could have stayed longer. The facility I worked at was wonderful. I've heard good things about Sanford also. Make sure you're careful with the winters as it gets extremely cold and you'll need a "winter survival kit" when you drive in the winter. I think you'll have a great experience and might want to stay a while.