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Sep 14, 2003 10:58 PM

L&D Nurses On Call


Hi fellow Canadians, looking for input from otherr L&D units as to how they run on-call/stand-by. Our hospital is trying to institute it, but it's causing much grief! If it runs well on your unit would appreciate knowing:

*do f/t and p/t do call?
*do you do 12 hour shifts?
*is unit covered by call 24/7 or just weekends/nights?
*what is premium pay for call?
*what are your nurses paid when called back in for busy unit but NOT the designated on call person?

And anything else you can think of.

Thanks! CIVICgalz in Ontario, Canada


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Old Oct 02, 2003, 09:06 AM

I work in an O.R. and we are required to take call for night shift. Weekend call is our choice. We are paid $2.00 per hour for our on call time, and have a pager that we take with us. If we are called back we are paid 4 hours or time and a half for our time in, whichever is greater. If you are with ONA, I would check with them since, I think, this is a local issure
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