Sent in my resume...wish me luck!

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Just sent my cover letter and resume to hopefully get a job as a Public health nurse.

I have a good feeling about it. :lol2:

Nurses in our state don't need a bachelor's degree.

Unfortunately, I only speak English and bad English, so that may hold me back.

Well, nothing to do but wait.

Don't mind the lower pay.

I'm an older-new nurse and I'm not up to all the hospital hub-bub.

After all, what is $ if you lose your marbles making it?

I would appreciate ANY ENCOURAGING words from anyone else who made this sort of transition. Thanks! Nurscee

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Specializes in Endocrinology.

Any word yet on that resume you've sent?

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Nope, not a word. Wish I knew. I have called his office and left a message to make sure he got it.

Waiting is hard.

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Specializes in Acute rehab/geriatrics/cardiac rehab.

Nurscee - did you get the job as a public health nurse. I also work in a tense hospital situation and I often wonder about being a community health nurse. I'm also an older new nurse ...(2 years)

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Specializes in experienced in 11 areas of nursing.

nurscee three months have passed since you said you send in your resume for phn, and everyone wants to know the news including me because i have been entertaining that tought for quite awhile. hope to hear from you soon!

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Well, I have been working for about 2 mo as a telephone triage nurse.

The same day I accepted this job I finally get a call from the public health dept. AAARRRGGG!

Anyway, I love doing telephone triage. It is not high stress. Rarely do overtime. work 7 to 3 days. And it's fun. You never know what kind of call you will get. And it is real nursing without the high stress.

Sorry it took me so long to post, but I just never heard anything from pub health.

If hosp is stressful, consider telephone triage. Hugs! Nurscee

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