u/AgitatedPineapple802

If you selected a clinical location outside the area where you live, do you feel like you’re putting yourself at a disadvantage when it comes to finding a job after graduation?

For example, I live in DFW but listed Waco as one of my location options. Would completing clinicals in Waco make it harder to get hired by a DFW hospital afterward? Or are students who complete clinicals in DFW more likely to be hired by those hospitals because they already have connections there?

I’d love to hear from anyone who has been through the program. Did your clinical location affect where you were able to find a job?

I am a state certified CNA, no experience yet. Is it impossible to get a PCT job in a hospital without experience? I feel very qualified, I’m educated, have all certs needed, but keep getting auto rejected before I can even interview. Any tips?

How is everyone paying for the AOBSN program? 21k in 15mo isn’t something I can rely on financial aid for right? Are there payment plans or do you know what the payment schedule is?