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I say follow your heart. You are asking us opinions, but you need to follow your gut. I am guessing you know which one you want, but looking for reassurance. Which one are you leaning toward? it is HARD to get into a desired specialty as a new grad, and if its a hard specialty to get into, it might be worth relocating or renting a room.
Check the reputation of the hospitals too, is there high turnover? What is the nurse patient ratio on your floor? Are you willing to move closer? Is your car reliable?>
RNUS
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I would like opinions on which job you would choose in this situation:
Hospital A is in desired specialty, 1.5 hours away (for now), nice benefits but no tuition reimbursement, 8-hour shifts
Hospital B will give me more skills, 45 minutes away, nice benefits include tuition reimbursement, 12-hour shifts (I like), pays $3+ hours more per hour.