I'm also a May new grad who started on a tele/dou floor.  The up side is that I did a two-semester ''externship'' during my last year of school on that floor on the night shift.  (Externships is a work study program where nursing students half way through their program work with a preceptor in a hospital, usually one 12hr shift/wk and ...

Unfortunately your employment struggle is not uncommon.  I graduated from nursing school in May (ADN/ASN) and while I have found a job on a tele/dou floor, more than half my graduating class has not.  And these are not the ones you'd expect - many of them are strong students in both lecture and clinical, with years of healthcare ...

Or how about the IV push KCl?