Speaking from personal experience, I would try to find nurses from both hospitals and see what training they actually recieved. Although option b may look better, what you see is not always what you get. My hospital offered a YEAR LONG training program, but it was actually only six weeks. I guess they considered a celebration at the end of the year to constitute a year long program. :nurse:However, I felt very well trained and prepared after the six weeks of training.
BeachBayNurse
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Speaking from personal experience, I would try to find nurses from both hospitals and see what training they actually recieved. Although option b may look better, what you see is not always what you get. My hospital offered a YEAR LONG training program, but it was actually only six weeks. I guess they considered a celebration at the end of the year to constitute a year long program. :nurse:However, I felt very well trained and prepared after the six weeks of training.