I might need to start working soon...

[mkarnold1]

There is no doubt that Mayo pays RN's more than any nursing home does, it is a superior job in every way. I have heard that even if you don't get the first job you interview for at Mayo, the nursing placement office will get you in a position somewhere. I have over a dozen open applications there, so I would like to think that the interview is a lead in to getting hired. I am going to turn down the nursing home, but I don't want to burn bridges. It may be that I will want to pick up hours there or do part time work. I do like the idea of considering the interview tomorrow as practice, I hadn't thought of it that way. Thanks for the advice guys.

[smitty81]

Originally Posted by mkarnold1

There is no doubt that Mayo pays RN's more than any nursing home does, it is a superior job in every way. I have heard that even if you don't get the first job you interview for at Mayo, the nursing placement office will get you in a position somewhere. I have over a dozen open applications there, so I would like to think that the interview is a lead in to getting hired. I am going to turn down the nursing home, but I don't want to burn bridges. It may be that I will want to pick up hours there or do part time work. I do like the idea of considering the interview tomorrow as practice, I hadn't thought of it that way. Thanks for the advice guys.

Just don't assume you have a job and then find out you don't after you turned the nursing home down also. Then your back to square one.