New Graduate Nurse

Teresa From Philadelphia in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania said: Colleen,
Thank you for replying. I too long for the days when there was more face to face contact. The only good thing is that I didn't quit my other job. I at least have an income but am worried about my student loans. I wonder why I spent five years in school and countless hours studying and now can't find a job. Everyone tells me that it is going to turn around soon. I certainly hope so. Hang in there,
Teresa

Yes FACE TO FACE contact would be beautiful!!!!

Alexandra Bartow RN in Ellensburg, Washington said: If you really want the hospital job then you have to be willing to fill out tons of applications and be flexible in where you live! I graduated in Dec '11 and passed the NCLEX a week later and will be starting a hospital position in a few weeks BUT I will be moving more than 150 miles away. I have seen a TON of jobs for new grads they are in home health, nursing homes, and assisted living but people are to busy whining about not being able to find a job because they are not applying for ones they don't want. I worked assisted living and home health and flu clinics to gain experience and even though it's not hospital experience it has gotten my foot in the door of a small community hospital. So everyone needs to buck up and do more then just fill out applications.......you do need to call, email, and go in person. You have to sell yourself for sure!

VERY HELPFUL MS. BARTOW!!! THANKS!!!!!
EBONY

I graduated in May '11. Have yet to find a job. 3.5 GPA, passed boards on the first try, all while working a full time job and 10-20 hours overtime on straight midnights. What have I learned about getting a job in the past year?
(1) your grades mean exactly squat. No one has ever even asked me about my grades. They ask me to bring school records, yet never bother to look at them. Many of my classmates who had horrendous grades and were terrible in clinicals are working.
(2) your boards mean exactly squat, other than that you passed. Doesn't matter how many tries it took. Many of my classmates took boards 2-3 times before passing it and are working. Same group as in (1).
(3) experience is the only factor they are interested in any way, shape, or form. If you have no experience, don't even bother applying, unless it's for a CNA job.
(4) it's not WHAT you know, it's WHO you know. Having an inside link to a job means everything. It can jump you past the hordes of jobless RN grads hopelessly searching for a job in the interview rat-race. However, if you have no experience, your chances of being hired depend on the unit you're applying to. ICU/IMCU/etc, you can forget it. Med/SURG you've got a shot. Depends on how influential your link is.

Basically, if you are planning on working as an RN after school, get out there and volunteer while still in school; work as a CNA while still in school; do anything in the health/hospital field to get either experience or time at a medical facility where you can "post" into an RN position. Otherwise, you'll have no experience and will be forced to join the other thousands of grads searching for the theoretical jobs that were supposed to have been available by this time......

very well said

Please visit www.ic-canada.com they place nurses in U.S too.

For those that have graduate I hope at least volunteering and doing something just to differentiate yourself from everyone else.

i got my rn license and i cannot find a job in phila is their somewhere else i should look they all want exp i am willing to be a cna they want a license can i just take the test.trying not to get upset but it is hard......

Colleen in San Diego, California said: I lost my husband back in 2004. After two years of gathering my thoughts, and praying about how to best support myself, I went back to college . I graduated in February, 2009, and passed the NCLEX-RN exam in early April. I finished at the top of my class, and thought I would begin a life; able to support myself and start over. I have been applying like crazy with absolutely no luck. I am an ADN, and know I would be competing with BSN's, but never thought it would be impossible to find a nursing job! I live in San Diego...there are many positions posted...I just don't qualify for any of them. I'm off to stock up on resume' paper and ink. I am an older graduate...and long for the days when you could actually meet face to face with a real person, and make that all important first impression. I'm on the brink of losing everything. I'll have to defer my student loans, as I cannot even keep up with the bills I already have. So much for the American Dream!

Have you ever considered teaching? We are looking for a partner who is a RN.

NursingStudent2011, can u tell me the name of the company u work for in Beaverton? Im planning on moving there and Im a new grad looking for work. Thanks!

Somer said: NursingStudent2011, can u tell me the name of the company u work for in Beaverton? Im planning on moving there and Im a new grad looking for work. Thanks!

I work for No Worries In-home Care. Google No Worries Care Beaverton to find the website.

Leslie in Los Angeles, California said: I am highly interested in this program if you start it. I love these units they are my heart. Please shoot me an email if this is going on to rnallen88@gmail.com

Leslie from LA- I know the post is old... Does your facility still post new grad positions for LD/MomBaby? If so, I would be very interested and would love to apply.

Thank you!

Do you know if the facility your are discussing is a hospital? If so, do you mind sharing the name? I am
searching (literally) for a hospital job!!

Thanks :)

April RN in El Dorado Hills, California said: Wow,
I don't feel so alone after reading all these blogs. I went back to to school in my 30's graduated in May at the top of my class at age 40, passed the NCLEX last week. I worked in food service at our local hospital for 17 years and there are absolutely no jobs open for RN's. I felt that it was a sure thing, I'm really sorry that I quit last year, at least I would have some income coming in. My husband was laid off in December and we are about to lose everything. I've been on 5 interviews with no takers, my self esteem is in the toilet, how are we gonna keep going.

the travel agencys tell me there is plenty of work in texas and oklahoma that amy be a consideration for you

keith in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania said: i got my rn license and i cannot find a job in phila is their somewhere else i should look they all want exp i am willing to be a cna they want a license can i just take the test.trying not to get upset but it is hard......

Hey Keith, After you had completed Nursing 101 at your school you were able to take the CNA StateBoards. You just have to submit a transcript from you school to the pa board of education for approval. Check out this link! www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/nurse_aide_registry/14154

Hope this helps! :-)

By the way, I am currently in an ASN program in my first semester. I haven't even graduated yet and I see the horrors to come. I frequent look for RN job openings just to get an idea on where I am goin to apply, and I notice that everyone is looking for atleast 1-2 years experience. So my plan right know is to take to CNA exam after I complete my first round of clinicals and start applying for CNA/PCT positions and hope that will make me more marketable by the time I graduate in 18mos.

The good news is that I've seen some positions the appear to not require experience in residential facilities that deal with the MR/MH population (Mental Retardation/ Mental Health). Some of which have a $60,000 min starting salary. So I sugguest being open minded and lowering your standards as to where you would like to work. Because once you get some experience it seems the opportunities are endless :-) so Happy Job Searching to you all!!

look for a position in Home Health care preferably one that will train you in vent, trach, g tube. Once you have training in that trifecta youre good to go..A lot of people dont want to do home health, but trust me, get that one year experience and watch the doors open after that..

I'd like to point out that nursing is nursing is nursing. Psych nursing is as valid as Acute Care nursing and as valid as Rural nursing and Correctional nursing. I do not like to see the phrase "lowering your standards" to take on a position in Mental Health nursing. I have heard on this forum and elsewhere that taking a position as a nurse in LTC is a step down from the lofty position of the acute care nurse. The face of nursing is changing but it seems to be taking a very long time to remove prejudices. It is not a step down, but a step in a slightly different direction where the nurse still deals with a lot of acute care and having to think on their feet. A nurse in the hospital usually works mainly in one area, getting to know ortho or telemetry or neuro very well. Home health nurses and LTC nurses have patients in all areas as well as having more interaction with family than the normal acute care nurse has.

As with any profession, some people are better in one area than others. And we need them all. Do not belittle or invalidate the value of nursing positions outside of Acute Care. It devalues the entire profession.

VERY well said I totally agree!

And there are people that hate hospital nursing....but there are places that have a verifiable shortage, here in Hawaii if you have any experience (even LPN) on the big island they are short, I was told that Alaska will pay moving expenses and your student loans if you stay for 2 years, they are hiring students before they graduate. So be willing to re-locate. I moved here from Washington State and only had assisted living nursing.

rn in Lindenhurst, New York said: look for a position in Home Health care preferably one that will train you in vent, trach, g tube. Once you have training in that trifecta youre good to go..A lot of people dont want to do home health, but trust me, get that one year experience and watch the doors open after that..

Really? I am so glad to hear that. I graduate in June. Our program is a 2-step program with LPN licensing in the first year. I got a job in February 2012 in home health and care for a trach-vent and g-tube infant. What possibilities are after this?

Barbara Beaverton RN in Beaverton, Oregon said: I'd like to point out that nursing is nursing is nursing. Psych nursing is as valid as Acute Care nursing and as valid as Rural nursing and Correctional nursing. I do not like to see the phrase "lowering your standards" to take on a position in Mental Health nursing. I have heard on this forum and elsewhere that taking a position as a nurse in LTC is a step down from the lofty position of the acute care nurse. The face of nursing is changing but it seems to be taking a very long time to remove prejudices. It is not a step down, but a step in a slightly different direction where the nurse still deals with a lot of acute care and having to think on their feet. A nurse in the hospital usually works mainly in one area, getting to know ortho or telemetry or neuro very well. Home health nurses and LTC nurses have patients in all areas as well as having more interaction with family than the normal acute care nurse has.

As with any profession, some people are better in one area than others. And we need them all. Do not belittle or invalidate the value of nursing positions outside of Acute Care. It devalues the entire profession.

Thank you for your comment. I can see from your comment that you are one in the field because you have the patient's best interest at heart. People go in the nursing field for the money not for patient care. They want to do as less as possible but get paid the big bucks. I see it every day and it makes me sick to the stomach.

aahill in Wilkinson, Georgia said: Thank you for your comment. I can see from your comment that you are one in the field because you have the patient's best interest at heart. People go in the nursing field for the money not for patient care. They want to do as less as possible but get paid the big bucks. I see it every day and it makes me sick to the stomach.

Sad but true. I work with two fairly recent graduates (both BSN) and a long-time nurse. They/we are very dedicated to our patients. This has never been about money for me, though getting paid to do what you love is a bonus. And I do have bills to pay so I could not do it for free unless I had another job.

I, too, am a new grad, I finished with my ADN in March, took NCLEX in May and have applied for over 30 jobs. I had one interview at a nursing home, and as I walked out the doors that day, I knew I had blown it. Several of my fellow classmates have already received jobs. I have a minor criminal record stemming from several years ago, that has haunted me since I applied to nursing school. However, it did not prevent me from getting my license. A fellow classmate of mine has the SAME exact criminal charges as me, and she just got offered a job with our top hospital here in Asheville. I have updated my resume, and whenever possible, I include a personalized cover letter. I am desperate for employment, as I have to start paying back student loans in September. Over half of my class has jobs already, or at least has received a few call backs, WHAT AM I DOING WRONG??? HELP!!!!

There are jobs her in Greenville SC if you are able to travel a little

I graduated Nursing school in december of last year. i have looking for a jobs since february. No one wants to hire me. Everytime I respond to a job posting, I receive an email telling me that the job was given to someone with better qualifications. I am so tired of being rejected. I know if was giving a chance to work, I would be a great nurse. But no one wants to hire me.

Though I rarely advocate for a RN (newly graduated or not) to find work as a caregiver, I would like to say this...

I have been working with a company (In-home care agency) since 2005 which has nurses (RNs, LPNs) amongst it ranks of caregivers. Many of them started out as CNAs and worked there while going to school. I was one of those. When I received my licensure as an RN, they hired me as a Nurse. But even in the ranks of the caregivers who are also licensed, this company has offered opportunities to some of them to work as RNs receiving RN wages while also continuing as caregivers. While they are a small company and cannot make these offers to every caregiver RN, they did hire two caregivers/newly graduated RNs to full-time nursing positions. One of them is now the Education Director, over-seeing all the training. The other handles In-home alcohol detoxification caregiving services (me). Both work with and supervise the care of in-home clients. This company also has a growing foot care program where a RN goes to facilities and client homes to do foot care. An RN doing foot care gets paid RN wages.

My point is that you can find opportunities if you are willing to work for them. I will say that caregiving for in-home clients honed my nursing skills.

After I graduated Nursing school, few months later I found out that I had a brain tumor. After 2 brain surgery, 2 eye surgery and a year long recovery. I was back on my feet, but lots of things had changed in me physically and mentally. I had Paralysis on left side of my body and on right side of my face. The paralysis on my body is gone now, then I took my NCLEX exam. I passed it and now I am staying hopeful that I will find a job soon.

Barbara Beaverton RN in Beaverton, Oregon said: I'd like to point out that nursing is nursing is nursing. Psych nursing is as valid as Acute Care nursing and as valid as Rural nursing and Correctional nursing. I do not like to see the phrase "lowering your standards" to take on a position in Mental Health nursing. I have heard on this forum and elsewhere that taking a position as a nurse in LTC is a step down from the lofty position of the acute care nurse. The face of nursing is changing but it seems to be taking a very long time to remove prejudices. It is not a step down, but a step in a slightly different direction where the nurse still deals with a lot of acute care and having to think on their feet. A nurse in the hospital usually works mainly in one area, getting to know ortho or telemetry or neuro very well. Home health nurses and LTC nurses have patients in all areas as well as having more interaction with family than the normal acute care nurse has.

As with any profession, some people are better in one area than others. And we need them all. Do not belittle or invalidate the value of nursing positions outside of Acute Care. It devalues the entire profession.

I couldn't agree with you more. I've done acute care (SICU, MICU, CVICU, cath lab)and home care as well. In home care YOU'RE IT. You're the resource person, it's very autonomous, however, I have been looking for a position in the hospital for a few years now and NOT ONE hospital has responded. 15 years in the hospital and you leave and they act as if you're a new grad. Actually, hospitals near me are hiring new grads with BSNs over experienced nurses like myself. At my wits end. Out of work a year now and don't know what to do. It seems that "home care" is looked down upon even though you care for vented patients, trached, G-tubes, ostomies. Just like the ICU without the drips and Swanz. God forbid they take maybe 4 weeks to re-orient you. Any suggestions

I sure wish I was in Manhattan, because here in Kansas experience is key. I graduated in Dec. 2011 and still no job. I have put in 80 apps, 2 interviews only, I feel as if I am doing something wrong bt the problem is, here in Kansas we have nursing schools left and right. Major universities to small technical schools with an extreme amount of competition. You either have to have connections or have experience, but how do you obtain experience without working. I am frustrated. I have tried Home care, hospitals, clinics, smaller cities, everything you can think of with no luck. I am tired. Well, I almost had a job, but the manager said she didn't think I could handle the stress of ICU because I have five children and husband is chronically ill with renal disease. Are you kidding? I went through 4 1/2 yrs of Nursing school with all of that and a disabled child with cerebral palsy. please, no prob. I should be the one they want :-)

Dougandebra in Greenville, South Carolina said: There are jobs her in Greenville SC if you are able to travel a little

Where? Do I need a BSN or ADN?

jjimenez0124@yahoo.com in Miami, Florida said: I graduated on December 2010 and took my boards on March 2011. I passed and thought that I was going to get a job. It is 2012 and I'm still applying. I thank God for everthing He has given me but it is depressing and sad not to be able to do what I love the must!

Did you get a job yet. My situation is similiar to yours.

wiredog in Austin, Texas said: buy a camper and stop moaning...Yes the military need nurses....you just want one handed to you and with a big check and no work on your part...get a life...Your living in Fantasy Land...come back to Earth

Yes and ive got news for you folks!!! wether MA, LPN, RN OR NP, it doesnt matter!! nursing is not a field where the hardest part is getting through school-- you will work HARDER THAN YOU EVER HAVE BEFORE, FOR LESS $$$ AND POSSIBLY NO BENEFITS. save your time and effort and PICK ANOTHER FIELD.-- Dont make the mistake most of us have!!!

LVNguy in Santa Rosa, California said: In my area(northern calif) there is a LTC/SNF that has begun hiring new grad RNs instead of LVNs and only paying them $1 an hour more than they pay LVNs. They have no problem getting RNs to hire on because there are so many new grads desperate for any kind of job. This is a reason for both RNs and LVNs to worry. And people are taking about a "nursing shortage"?

Yes and ive got news for you folks!!! wether MA, LPN, RN OR NP, it doesnt matter!! nursing is not a field where the hardest part is getting through school-- you will work HARDER THAN YOU EVER HAVE BEFORE, FOR LESS $$$ AND POSSIBLY NO BENEFITS. save your time and effort and PICK ANOTHER FIELD.-- Dont make the mistake most of us have!!!

jack in Gastonia, North Carolina said: First you should take an English class

Yes and ive got news for you folks!!! wether MA, LPN, RN OR NP, it doesnt matter!! nursing is not a field where the hardest part is getting through school-- you will work HARDER THAN YOU EVER HAVE BEFORE, FOR LESS $$$ AND POSSIBLY NO BENEFITS. save your time and effort and PICK ANOTHER FIELD.-- Dont make the mistake most of us have!!!

What field would u say is the best to get a job since RN does not seem to be it?

lielite in charlotte, North Carolina said: Yes and ive got news for you folks!!! wether MA, LPN, RN OR NP, it doesnt matter!! nursing is not a field where the hardest part is getting through school-- you will work HARDER THAN YOU EVER HAVE BEFORE, FOR LESS $$$ AND POSSIBLY NO BENEFITS. save your time and effort and PICK ANOTHER FIELD.-- Dont make the mistake most of us have!!!

Do u have any suggestions in what field I should get another degree in? Thanks.

Deborah Nursing Jobs jobs.deborahcareers.org

Deborah is located in Browns Mills, NJ, approx 35 miles outside of Philadelphia.

Martinezhuckfive in Wichita, Kansas said: I sure wish I was in Manhattan, because here in Kansas experience is key. I graduated in Dec. 2011 and still no job. I have put in 80 apps, 2 interviews only, I feel as if I am doing something wrong bt the problem is, here in Kansas we have nursing schools left and right. Major universities to small technical schools with an extreme amount of competition. You either have to have connections or have experience, but how do you obtain experience without working. I am frustrated. I have tried Home care, hospitals, clinics, smaller cities, everything you can think of with no luck. I am tired. Well, I almost had a job, but the manager said she didn't think I could handle the stress of ICU because I have five children and husband is chronically ill with renal disease. Are you kidding? I went through 4 1/2 yrs of Nursing school with all of that and a disabled child with cerebral palsy. please, no prob. I should be the one they want :-)

I thought it was illegal to base hiring decisions on family status...

I feel your pain. That is a LONG time to wait for a good job. I know that you have many obligations at home, but if you are willing to re-locate, Altru Hospital in Grand Forks is hiring. It is a great place to work, they believe in the holistic approach and want nurses to continue their education. They have many, many programs that would benefit both your husband, and your daughter. I truly think that you would thrive here. If you have any questions, email me.

Martinezhuckfive in Wichita, Kansas said: I sure wish I was in Manhattan, because here in Kansas experience is key. I graduated in Dec. 2011 and still no job. I have put in 80 apps, 2 interviews only, I feel as if I am doing something wrong bt the problem is, here in Kansas we have nursing schools left and right. Major universities to small technical schools with an extreme amount of competition. You either have to have connections or have experience, but how do you obtain experience without working. I am frustrated. I have tried Home care, hospitals, clinics, smaller cities, everything you can think of with no luck. I am tired. Well, I almost had a job, but the manager said she didn't think I could handle the stress of ICU because I have five children and husband is chronically ill with renal disease. Are you kidding? I went through 4 1/2 yrs of Nursing school with all of that and a disabled child with cerebral palsy. please, no prob. I should be the one they want :-)

I sent you a message like 4 or 5 down from your post!

You can find nursing jobs here @ www.mediserve.com.au

Hello after still hearing that RN's are not finding jobs...I am working on a recruiting company for our area in Mississippi. Seeking RN's especially for medical surgical nursing and ICU.
The recruited nurses must be able to get licensed in Mississippi. My goal is to have a program for you to work 6 days on and 6 days off, in case you would like to go home on your time off. Great attitudes and great patient care is a must in our facilities. Includes customer service training. You will be an employee of the hospital. Minimal of a years committment with vacation time included. Also working on some type of housing for the first 3 months free. If you are SERIOUS ONLY...please reply first here.
Sometimes you have to leave your comfort zone at home to seek employment.
Thanks, Ellen Augustine RN

Auggie in Sebring, Florida said: Hello after still hearing that RN's are not finding jobs...I am working on a recruiting company for our area in Mississippi. Seeking RN's especially for medical surgical nursing and ICU.
The recruited nurses must be able to get licensed in Mississippi. My goal is to have a program for you to work 6 days on and 6 days off, in case you would like to go home on your time off. Great attitudes and great patient care is a must in our facilities . Includes customer service training. You will be an employee of the hospital . Minimal of a years committment with vacation time included. Also working on some type of housing for the first 3 months free. If you are SERIOUS ONLY...please reply first here.
Sometimes you have to leave your comfort zone at home to seek employment.
Thanks, Ellen Augustine RN

My name is Guerline Laurius. I am a RN, licensed in Florida. I have no restriction on my license, thus I am able to obtain a license in any state. I am searching for a RN position. I am willing to relocate in any state. I read your post and I am interested. Please let me know how I can apply or send you my resume.

My email address is guerline.laurius001@mymdc.net.

Thank you for time. Hope to hear from you soon.

Best regards,

Guerline R. Laurius

Auggie in Sebring, Florida said: Hello after still hearing that RN's are not finding jobs...I am working on a recruiting company for our area in Mississippi. Seeking RN's especially for medical surgical nursing and ICU.
The recruited nurses must be able to get licensed in Mississippi. My goal is to have a program for you to work 6 days on and 6 days off, in case you would like to go home on your time off. Great attitudes and great patient care is a must in our facilities . Includes customer service training. You will be an employee of the hospital . Minimal of a years committment with vacation time included. Also working on some type of housing for the first 3 months free. If you are SERIOUS ONLY...please reply first here.
Sometimes you have to leave your comfort zone at home to seek employment.
Thanks, Ellen Augustine RN

I am New York State Registered Nurse currently looking for an RN position. I am looking to relocate and am very interested in your post. I don’t have any restrictions on my license so I am able to obtain Mississippi RN license.

I graduated with honors in January 2012 and have a few months experience working as an RN. My previous experiences include working with developmentally disabled population in an outpatient setting as well as critically ill patients on a Progressive Care Unit, but I am interested in all aspects of nursing care, and working with a wide variety of clients.

I would love to hear more about the opportunity you mentioned. If you wish to contact me I can be reached at aneta.raybin@gmail.com
I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Aneta Raybin

Auggie in Sebring, Florida said: Hello after still hearing that RN's are not finding jobs...I am working on a recruiting company for our area in Mississippi. Seeking RN's especially for medical surgical nursing and ICU.
The recruited nurses must be able to get licensed in Mississippi. My goal is to have a program for you to work 6 days on and 6 days off, in case you would like to go home on your time off. Great attitudes and great patient care is a must in our facilities . Includes customer service training. You will be an employee of the hospital . Minimal of a years committment with vacation time included. Also working on some type of housing for the first 3 months free. If you are SERIOUS ONLY...please reply first here.
Sometimes you have to leave your comfort zone at home to seek employment.
Thanks, Ellen Augustine RN

Hello,

I am interested in working at the ICU and wouldn't mind relocating. Please contact me at balcazara15@gmail.com for further information.

-Thank you

Auggie in Sebring, Florida said: Hello after still hearing that RN's are not finding jobs...I am working on a recruiting company for our area in Mississippi. Seeking RN's especially for medical surgical nursing and ICU.
The recruited nurses must be able to get licensed in Mississippi. My goal is to have a program for you to work 6 days on and 6 days off, in case you would like to go home on your time off. Great attitudes and great patient care is a must in our facilities . Includes customer service training. You will be an employee of the hospital . Minimal of a years committment with vacation time included. Also working on some type of housing for the first 3 months free. If you are SERIOUS ONLY...please reply first here.
Sometimes you have to leave your comfort zone at home to seek employment.
Thanks, Ellen Augustine RN

Hello Ellen,
I would love to talk to you about this option. I graduated in May 2012 with a BSN I have a California RN License but I will relocate.
I am single, no children, and in my mid twenties. Please email me at rios_tatiana@ymail.com.
Thank you

Auggie in Sebring, Florida said: Hello after still hearing that RN's are not finding jobs...I am working on a recruiting company for our area in Mississippi. Seeking RN's especially for medical surgical nursing and ICU.
The recruited nurses must be able to get licensed in Mississippi. My goal is to have a program for you to work 6 days on and 6 days off, in case you would like to go home on your time off. Great attitudes and great patient care is a must in our facilities . Includes customer service training. You will be an employee of the hospital . Minimal of a years committment with vacation time included. Also working on some type of housing for the first 3 months free. If you are SERIOUS ONLY...please reply first here.
Sometimes you have to leave your comfort zone at home to seek employment.
Thanks, Ellen Augustine RN

Hello Ms. Ellen Augustine,

I am a new graduate bilingual (spanish/english) RN from NY. I have family in Carriere, MS. I would be willing to move their to gain knowledge and experience. Please feel free to contact me rep11661@gmail.com

Best regards,

Rene Padilla, BA, RN

Has anyone heard back from Ellen Augustine?

Guerline in Miami, Florida said: My name is Guerline Laurius. I am a RN, licensed in Florida. I have no restriction on my license, thus I am able to obtain a license in any state. I am searching for a RN position. I am willing to relocate in any state. I read your post and I am interested. Please let me know how I can apply or send you my resume.

My email address is guerline.laurius001@mymdc.net.

Thank you for time. Hope to hear from you soon.

Best regards,

Guerline R. Laurius

Hi, please see my most recent post about positions in Mississippi. Please call my office if you are still interested. Ellen Augustine Maternal Child Director

Guerline,Ellean,Balcazara, TR and Rep11661 and RN-MSN Student,

Hi, please see my most recent post about positions in Mississippi. Please call my office if you are still interested. Ellen Augustine Maternal Child Director.

Thanks
Ellen

Auggie in Sebring, Florida said: Guerline,Ellean,Balcazara, TR and Rep11661 and RN-MSN Student,

Hi, please see my most recent post about positions in Mississippi. Please call my office if you are still interested. Ellen Augustine Maternal Child Director.

Thanks
Ellen

I am very interested. I would call yor office but I don't have the number. Can you please email it to me. My email is guerline.laurius001@mymdc.net

Thanks