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How do I respond?Rating: (votes: 0) I really don't want bedside unless it is PACU or SDS. I submitted an application for Clinical Documntation Specialist to a hospital i did clinicals at back int he day. I have been a ICU nurse for most of my career, then a NM. So, I get an Email back from the recruiter that says this " "I received your resume for clinical documentation specialist, and I am happy to forward it to the hiring manager. However, we are seeking ED nurses and your qualifications are great! I wonder if you'd like to consider a new opportunity with a position in ED? Please just let me know!" Well, truth is, I want the Clinical Documentation Specialist position. I would like to interview for that. I do not want to do ED. This has kind of been the theme lately, I apply for one job, and I am offered an interview for a completely different position. I want to really express my interest in the Clinical Documentation Position, but I want to lightly turn down the ED position. Any suggestions on how to word this so I don't **** them off and they truly consider me for the position I applied for? Were I you, I'd apply for the position in ED. I don't know how badly you need a job, but as your unemployment gap grows, it becomes harder and harder to explain. This may get your foot in the door. Comment:
That position may not even exist.They may just be using it as bait.
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