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    Feeling Got a Job Miscellaneous Thinking

    I recently received a 12-month NICU residency offer from St. David’s (HCA), which is my dream job, but I'm feeling hesitant about accepting it. I’ve heard mixed reviews about HCA's new grad nurse residency programs and I'm looking for insights from others who have gone through it. Specifically, I want to know about the orientation process, how the classes were structured, and what the precepted shifts were like. Did you feel adequately prepared to handle the responsibilities on your own after the orientation? Also, I’ve heard that some people have had to quit their positions—how did that experience go for you? I know they’ve changed the contract terms, so I’m curious about how that might affect my decision.

    Company: St. David’s

    Job title: NICU residency

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    Applied to a Job Feeling Planning Thinking

    I recently interviewed for a NICU New Grad Nurse Residency position, and during the interview, I got really nervous and ended up only mentioning that I had experience feeding babies. However, I have a lot more relevant experience that I completely blanked on. Now, I'm wondering if I should send a thank you email that includes the additional information I forgot to mention. I really want this job as it's my dream role, but I'm worried that sending the email might come off as desperate. I’ve seen advice suggesting that sending a follow-up is a good idea, as it shows my interest and helps clarify my qualifications. I’m leaning towards sending it, but I want to make sure I do it right.

    Job title: NICU New Grad Nurse Residency

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