finally after 200+ attempts and 2 months i figured out the beta that doesn‘t require being a jacked up male who can just power through that middle part 😭 also got tendonitis in both arms cuz those slopers are absolutely horrific 💀
I‘ll be moving from Buffalo, NY (fair amount of public transport) to Independence, MO. Any advice? I‘ve never had a car and I am okay using public transport/walking. I’ll be moving to the south part, but would like to have an option to go places around the town and KC. If it‘s not walkable, how reliable are buses around there?
So I got a job offer at medsurg floor as a new grad on OPT, but they will only hire me if I agree to get my MSN in nurse leadership later on (purely to get the employment authorization). I would have to pay 18k in total for the degree which is not that much but I am just curious if I will even be able to do anything with the degree? Any pay increase? Can I teach as an adjunct? I wish I could go for something useful but that's my only option, so I am thinking if I can use it at all. Your thoughts? Thank you all in advance
UPD: doing a Master‘s degree is the only way for me to stay in the US and work as a nurse since I am a foreign student, and getting the work authorization takes forever. It‘s mostly through HCA hospitals.
A couple of months ago, I started applying for new grad RN positions. I got my BSN in the US, so I can work for up to one year on my Optional Practical Training (OPT). However, all of the jobs have been rejecting my applications either before or after an interview. I was wondering if it could have anything to do with my limited employment authorization. I am also wondering whether it is even possible to get hired as a foreign new grad, since the job market is tough even for citizens. Should I look in other cities/states? Just keep applying everywhere? Any advice would be highly appreciated
I just finished my capstone in the float pool, and I found it quite easy to adapt to new units each time, so I figured I could apply for a float pool job. An HR rep told me they now hire new grads due to the residency program, but I am still hesitant about whether it is a good idea and whether it would be too overwhelming, since I was super drained for days after each capstone clinical although I loved it. Thanks in advance for any advice/thoughts