[wolfpack]

OK, I am new to this site but would like to be able to do more postings. I have figured out how to reply, my question is how to post a new posting.

I would love to ask other health care professionals how much they are getting reimbursed for tuition at their workplaces. Here in the southwest at my hosptial we get 50% for B's or C's, 75% if we get an A with a maximum of $1000 per year. Needless to say that lasts about 1 semester if you are in grad school. What are the rest of you getting or am I just a whiner

[brian]

Please watch the getting started video, it covers much of what you need to know to get started with allnurses.com

http://allnurses.com/forums/f246/vid...om-149297.html

Hope that helps.

[mmsmith74]

I am new. How do I know where to post. I am a travel nurse that would like to chat with other travelers about assignments. etc.

[brian]

Welcome MMsmith74,

It can be overwhelming as there is so much content, we are continually working on ways to make it easier to navigate. We have a decision tree on our homepage: http://allnurses.com/

I'll paste it here as well:

Looking for something? Let this decision tree help you get started:

• Looking for Nursing Jobs? View our Nursing Jobs and Post your Nursing Resume
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• Search all nursing discussions by keywords. Begin your search
• Our main forum page is a great starting place, it list all of our 200+ nursing related forums
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• If you are a Nursing Educator, try our Nursing Educator forum
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• If you are Schooling Online, you will want to visit our Distance Learning Forums
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  If your nursing related question does not fit any particular forum and is a general nursing related topic,
  post it in our General Nursing Discussion forum.

Our main forum page has links to all the forums, on it you will find a link to the travel nursing forum under the Nursing specialties forum listings. (see attachment image) Here is a direct link to the travel nursing forum

Hope that helps

[Achievements]

How do I post a question within a specialty group? I don't see the link for new stuff. Thanks, Maria

[kaydee rn]

Hello
Looking for the nurse educator thread....thanks

[kaydee rn]

oooooops....found it....spoke too soon
kay dee

[eyeteachu]

new to board... new educator with 23 years bedside nursing. Looking for other educators who teach in diploma programs.

[gatornurse2004]

hi everyone, i am new and practicing! this is great!

[neanersmom]

Hi. I am new to this forum concept, and do not know where to begin. My background info is: I received my RN in July 2003, when I was 42 years old, and spent a few months working on a med/surg unit, then was diagnosed with cancer and spent the next 18 months in treatment. I am now in remission, and working part time, but am not happy in my current position. As a new nurse, inexperienced and now returning after a long absence, I feel very isolated and somewhat overwhelmed at the thought of returning to nursing full time. I would like more info about the process of becoming a renal/dialysis nurse. Can you help me?