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After you pass your state boards and get your nursing license it should be easier for you to get a job. Some places don't like to hire nurses unless they are sure that person will in fact pass the state boards. If getting your nursing license doesn't get you a job then move to Richland, WA. I was told that Life Care Center of Richland will hire any nurse who is breathing. Good luck;)
Purple Princess
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I just graduated from nursing school and have been looking for over 2 months for employment. All I get is more experience, we picked someone else, and dear john letters. I've sent for my permit and then i can take boards. I have previous experience as a CNA/ home health aide. Recently a nursing home hired me or so i thought. I met the DON, administrator and staffing coordinator for nursing. A tentative start date, salary, hours were all discussed. even the HR woman was setting up a physical. and i shadowed a nurse and had my TB testing. now I'm told by this HR person that i was never technically hired, they do tb testing to all applicants, and she denies saying that i was to go for a physical. she said the administrator now wants me to shadow an aide and that i'd be working as an aide. she goes on to say that i can't talk to the other two as they've left for the day! I just feel like i'll never get a job nursing or otherwise. The last couple years have been bad for employment. I lost 3 jobs in the last year or so one to have surgery and 2 more due to being in the hospital. i just want to work again and build myself back up and prove that i can be a good worker. i just don't know what to do.