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i had an interview at a dermatology clinic. according to the doctor at the office, he wants to hire ma but also he wants somebody who can give anesthetic injections for a biopsy and that's why he is looking for an rn. the pay is $13/hour. he said that the reason why the pay is only $13/hour is that other than giving anesthetic injections, the job can be done by ma. i am an rn but never worked at dermatology office and have been interested in working at a derma office. my concern is that i live in ca and it takes 80 minutes (one way, about 40 miles) to get there and need to use much gas. do you think it would still be a good idea to work there if you want to get your feet wet?
i had an interview at a dermatology clinic. according to the doctor at the office, he wants to hire ma but also he wants somebody who can give anesthetic injections for a biopsy and that's why he is looking for an rn. the pay is $13/hour. he said that the reason why the pay is only $13/hour is that other than giving anesthetic injections, the job can be done by ma. i am an rn but never worked at dermatology office and have been interested in working at a derma office. my concern is that i live in ca and it takes 80 minutes (one way, about 40 miles) to get there and need to use much gas. do you think it would still be a good idea to work there if you want to get your feet wet?
do you even need college education to make 13 dollars an hour? i don't think so. you should have stood up and walked out when he said that.
I would only even consider it if you didn't have to drive that far to the job. And then, as stated before, I would consider $19 an hour, perhaps for part time only. You need to be practical about this too. You can't maintain your car on that kind of pay. Don't worry about the doctor, he will most likely find someone willing to work for those low wages.
This seems so morally wrong, to the point where it shouldn't be legal. Employers who do this are purposefully taking advantage of the economic situation to drive down wages. How is this any different from the price gougers who Jack up food and gas prices during a natural disaster? Looney right wing conservatives who like to go on about how "great" the free market is should remember stuff like this.
Georgia peach RN
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My starting pay as an LPN was $16 hr in 2000.
You are an RN not an MA
The Law will expect you to perform as an RN
You will be held to the standard of an RN not a MA.
He should pay the difference.