Waiting to hear if I get a second interview

Specialties Ob/Gyn

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Hi all,

I am a new RN, just graduated May, 2010 and passed the NCLEX June, 2010. I have sent out many resumés with little response. I finally started working in a Long Term Care facility, which isn´t exactly my cup of tea but I wanted to get some nursing experience. To make a long story short, I FINALLY got a call for an interview with a local hospital in the Birthing Center, which is my dream job. My interview went really well I thought, but it was about 2 weeks ago and I haven´t heard anything back, good or bad. Does anyone know if getting a call for a second interview can take this long? The position is a part-time one, but still working in the Birthing Center is a passion of mine. What do you think? Should I give up hope, or is there still a chance of getting the job?

Desperate in Indiana :(

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Specializes in ER/ICU/STICU.

Stay hopeful. Sometimes these processes can take some time. There is a good chance that you are not the only one who applied and they are waiting to interview more people before making a decision.

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Specializes in Med/Surg. LTC,Homecare,Private care.

You could call the Human Resources and ask if the position has been filled...you don't have to give your name.

Good luck!! :D

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Thank you for the encouraging comment! I know there were several applicants and interviews. :)

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I don't really have any advice. I just want to wish you good luck! I hope you are offered your dream job.

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Specializes in Hospice / Psych / RNAC.

Did you send a thank-you for the interview card? Anyway; 2 weeks isn't all that long. Call or email them and ask what's up. I'm sure they are use to people calling to find out if the position has been filled.

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Specializes in Med-Surg, & ED.

Check with human resources first and if you didn't get the position, send a thank you letter. Make them aware of your interest in working in that department and that you would like to be giving another opportunity in the future if a RN position opens. Good luck and I hope you get this L&D position! :)

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Thanks everyone for the well wishes. I did send a thank you card immediately after the interview. I will call or email on Monday and see if the position is filled :)

Thanks again everyone :)

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So what happened? Did you hear about the position?

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Specializes in public health.

Hospitals always take a lot time to get back to you. I would call them up and ask what's going on. Good luck!!!! I hope you get the job!

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