I interviewed for an ICU position...
 

I interviewed for an ICU position as a new graduated (RN). I wasn't really sure what I wanted to do after graduation but this particular unit jumped out at me. :) They are going to let me know on Tuesday or Wednesday. :)

Will keep fingers crossed for you!!!! Congratulations on your RN!!!! We have a daughter who has applied to nursing school & is waiting to find out if she's in or not.

Hi Kimberly! My first job was in the Recovery Room, but I only worked there a couple of months and was asked to transfer to ICU. I loved it - it was a great job!!!

Good luck!

Well I'm sure going to keep my fingers crossed for you Kimberly. Oh how I wish I could start my life over sometimes at college age. I would sure do things differently. Let us know if you get the position! Good luck!!!

That's great, Kimberly!! Good luck!!! Now we'll have two nurses on here!!!!! Yay!!!!!

Great News for you! I will keep my fingers crossed. You have such a wide open career path ahead of you. Congratulations by the way on your recent graduation!!!:)

That's great! Good luck!

Good luck, hope you get the job! I wanted to be a nurse, but got married and had kids instead.

Good luck Kimberly! I'll keep my fingers crossed for you. :)

Thank you. :) I can't wait to find out. :)
My sister is an L&D nurse and my other sister will be starting nursing school, so I guess it runs in the family. It was a long wrong and I'm excited to see how that hard work in action. :)

**it was a long road and I am excited to see all that hard work in action.***

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Good luck Kimberly!!! Think postive! I am sure you will get the job. :)

I was offered the position but I wouldn't be starting until summer and sadly I can't wait that long, so time to fill out more apps. :) Its nice to know I was wanted though. Hehe...:D

That's great that it was offered to you. With the economy the way it is, I hope it hasn't affected the nursing profession has it has others. It might have been good to accept it that way you know you have a position for the summer. I don't know anything about nursing positions, but I hope you find what you're looking for.

I was thinking the same thing but honestly I can't wait that long. You do not have to sign a contract and recently this same hospital has actually offered jobs to a person and then retracted the bid once they were ready to sign (not a contract to stay on but to accept the job). I can't take a chance of stay where I am (I am not from this area) for a few more months and then nothing happening. I called them back and talk with them, I'm definately not burning any bridges. So we will see...
I know many of the NA and other positions are on a hiring freeze, but I am not sure who else.