Ask yours. Nurses answer. Your name stays off the post.
Ask it and Mira answers now. The ones that keep coming back get researched, answered properly, and published here with the rest.
Straight to the department, and there are gaps. Running five stable people is a different skill from running two unstable ones, and I had to build that on…
Riley in the break roomRN, ED, 2 years in
First job out of school, long term care, and the reaction from classmates has been a very polite version of oh.
Three years as an LPN, finishing the RN bridge now, and every application I open wants me to pick between new graduate and experienced.
Circulating through a new grad program and it is going fine, but I signed without knowing what to compare it against.
Eight months at a twelve bed hospital and I get asked this constantly by people still in school, so I will put it here properly.
Capstone is in the spring and I would rather be ready early than scramble.
Eleven applications in one week, because volume is the advice everyone gives. Three weeks later: two automatic rejections and nine nothings.
Graduated in May, still waiting on my ATT, applying anyway because that is what everyone told me to do.
