Sould I remove from resume?

[courthousenette]

I have recently resigned from my new grad internship because I felt that it was not a good fit for me. I was told that I would be transferred to a different unit and almost two weeks has passed and I have been getting the run a round from unit managers and nurse recruitment. I am now trying to look elsewhere for a position and have been told that because I was in a new grad program before alot of other hospitals will not take me. I am considering removing my 3 months work exerience in the new grad program that I was previously in so that I can get a job. Any suggestions? I'm stressed out!

[caliotter3]

Job applications that I have filled out have asked for employment for the last 7 years, the last 10 years, and complete work history. Most often, I've encountered the 10 year cutoff. I've left off jobs that did not fit my career objective or that were short in duration when I had enough of a relevant current history

[hiddencatRN, BSN, RN]

Very interesting point, is that how others have interpreted this? The thing is though that probably all facilities also require a job application which would still require full disclosure.

Yes- my mentor was in HR and I've also worked extensively with staffing services and they all agree that only important jobs go on the resume. The differing in opinion is as to what is an important job and what isn't.

[puddingpie]

keep it off, employers will hold it against you; I did the same thing, but, I had secured another job before I left.