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I am a new grad working prn at 2 LTC facilities and working prn agency. Go ahead and apply. You make more as prn but no benefits and no shift differential, holiday extra pay, etc. There are pros and cons to it. Be sure to ask lots of questions especially about training and make sure they understand you are a new grad.
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I'm a junior nursing student, so I still have a little while before this even applies to me. I have tons of student loans (from nursing and a previous degree) that are gonna start beating down my door after graduation. I'm trying to think of ways new grad nurses can make extra money. Hopefully you can help. I know lots of nurses work second jobs PRN. How long do you need to be a nurse before someone will hire you PRN? What other options do new grads have for making extra money???