I graduated in May, worked as a new grad for a bit. I received my RN license on 9/11. Am i still considered a new grad?
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Anonymous asked a question to LaQuana S.
Category: Application Status
Date asked: Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Last reviewed: Friday, September 29, 2023
LaQuana S.
Employee Relations Manager
Hi. Any registered nurse with less than one year of registered nurse work experience is considered a new graduate. Thank you for sharing your question.
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