In Most Healthcare Facilities, New Graduates Are Required to Practice

In most healthcare facilities, new graduates are required to practice for a period, often 6 months, as a "nurse intern," "orientee," or "nurse resident." Which statements are true regarding this practice? Select all that apply.

A) The employment is considered full employment status when the probation period is completed successfully.
B) The nurse does not receive paid vacation or full benefits until a probationary requirement is met.
C) A mentor may be assigned to work with, and evaluate, the probationary nurse.
D) An employee in the probationary period cannot be terminated without due process.
E) The nurse is expected to be able to effectively perform basic nursing skills.