I am a new grad RN and was offered a job at johns hopkins. I live in DC and I am considering accepting this job but does anyone know if the hospital has any type of commuter program or incentive (for lack of better word) that allows their staff to have paid housing or something if they are commuting??
Anyone have experience in Baltimore ? I’ve heard mixed reviews about their hospitals. 🆘
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Hello! I am a new grad nurse applying for nursing positions at Johns Hopkins Hospital. I am currently applying for several different new grad positions at JHH. I wanted to see if there were any JHH nurses here that could give me some insight on which floors would be more preferable to work on based on unit culture, workload, work environment, management, etc. anything really!! Any insight would be super helpful as I am very flexible and openminded with exploring the various types of nursing specialties out there. Please DM if you can provide any info to me, I'd love to share what specific units I am currently looking into. Thank you!!
Mom, 45, Who Got Job at John Hopkins Hospital Dies After Reaction to Work-Mandated Covid Vaccine
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I'm looking at taking a travel nursing assignment there. Advertised positions are just for generic ICU so unfortunately I can't get any more specific. Anyone here work there or familiar with how crazy it is there at the moment? Ratios, etc? Any help would be much appreciated. Would love to have the opportunity to (responsibly) visit your beautiful city!
First, thank you all for being a great community. I know I’m posting from a brand new account but I’ve been reading your posts for several months now, gaining strength from your humor, openness, and even the rants that seem so familiar. So truly thank you from someone who normally just lurks.
Second, I apologize if this is out of place but given how often many here have to deal with various doctors and hospitals I had a question for you. Have any of you had a call from a hospital or specialty clinic you weren’t expecting after you had a test done?
For background, I’m a type 1 diabetic with trigeminal neuralgia and psoriatic arthritis. This year has been a weird mess of fun new symptoms and problems though, including uveitis, pericarditis and multiple bi-lateral ear infections, which my rheumatologist mentioned in passing may actually be relapsing polychondritis but all our visits have been telehealth so my primary care has referred me to an ENT in case it’s a resistant infection or a sinus issue. I’ve also had increasing joint pain, fingers that get painful and cold, sometimes from something as simple as coming into an air-conditioned building after being outside in the heat, and increased swelling in my knees and fingers. These issues are all intermittent.
Throughout the year so far, I’ve also had weird, intermittent issues that are potentially neurological, but I hate the neurologist I see occasionally for the TN so I generally avoid going to him. But after a couple of days of my previously only annoying symptoms worsening to actually interfere with my life, my primary said to go see him or go to the hospital, so I saw my neurologist. I was already feeling better again by the time I saw him, and he said there was nothing worrying in my exam and he thought I was “fine” but because of my reported “serious but unverifiable” symptoms, he wanted to order some tests, including an MRI. Note: Just in case anyone was curious about the symptoms – which started in Jan. but like I said are intermittent and usually just annoying- they are unilateral ptosis, slight mouth drop on the same side, basically tripping over my own tongue while trying to talk and speech coming out mispronounced or stuttered (usually only when I’m already tired so I wasn’t overly concerned despite the fact typing it out makes it sound worse), and some arm weakness – this last one is the one that actually worsened enough for me to call the doctors as I went to stir something while m
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Hello! I am a new grad nurse applying for nursing positions at Johns Hopkins Hospital. I am currently applying for several different new grad positions at JHH. I wanted to see if there were any JHH nurses here that could give me some insight on which floors would be more preferable to work on based on unit culture, workload, work environment, management, etc. anything really!! Any insight would be super helpful as I am very flexible and openminded with exploring the various types of nursing specialties out there. Please DM if you can provide any info to me, I'd love to share what specific units I am currently looking into. Thank you!!
