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What would you do? Multiple offers...

Hello everyone! So last Friday I had a wonderful interview for a position at a smaller hospital about 24 miles away from me. The manager was awesome, staff was nice, and I loved it. They have a full-time and PRN opening. A former classmate who works there PRN told me she heard good things about me, and that I should be getting a call soon.

Today I was called for an interview for a PRN L&D/MB position at huge teaching hospital in town. My interview is scheduled for next Tuesday.

My question is, what if the first hospital calls first, before my other interview? Advice please. I'm just extremely blessed to have the possibility of multiple interviews and offers for my dream job!

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    Well...Just got the call for the JOB!!!! I have until friday to give my final say.

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    I would take the full time position & call the other hospital & tell you already have an offer. But if you want both jobs it doesn't hurt to go on the interview.

    Good luck!

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    Are you new to OB?

    Congrats!

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    I would pursue both. Never know if one will fall through before you start on the floor. I would accept the first offer and go to second interview. If you get both offers, take them and see which one you get through all the paperwork, physical, testing, drug screen, etc. One never knows until you step onto the floor. Nothing worse than accepting a job, not pursuing other opportunities, and then the first offer is voided because they decide they do not need a new hire, or the budget gets cancelled or delayed. I do not like "Playing the field"....unfortunately employers do not any problems rescinding offers. In this tough market, keep your options open. Congrats and keep moving forward.

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    Hi, Friday has passed, what did you end up doing?

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    Are you new to OB?

    Congrats!

    Yes I'm new! I worked in a peds clinic for 3.5 years. So excited to finally get in where I love!

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    Hi, Friday has passed, what did you end up doing?

    I took the fulltime position!!!! Start in October. I'm super excited to be where I want. Labor and delivery here I come!!!!

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    YAAYYYY!!💫💫..CONGRATTSSS!!!!! I'll also start working on a L&D floor in October!!!!!whooowhooooooo👏🏾👏🏾

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    Yayyy congrats to both of you!!! I am starting in perinatal in oct or end of sept as well!!!

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