The new graduate would like to work on an obstetrics unit in the local hospital. After applying for several jobs, the long-term care facility offers the graduate a position caring for older residents. What is the nurse's best action?
1.
Thank the facility for the job offer but explain that caring for older adults is not the job desired.
2.
Take the job caring for older adults temporarily until a better job in the desired field is offered.
3.
Refuse the job by explaining that another job has been offered to avoid hurting feelings.
4.
Accept the job and work there for one or two years to gain experience before applying for a different job.
ANS: 4
Taking the job offered will allow the nurse to build experience and improve skills, making it easier to get another job in a few years.
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