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Old Sep 24, 2006, 05:01 PM
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Sub-Acute Rehab work..

Just wondering if any one is currently working in a sub acute place or has worked there or knows someone that's worked there and what its like? how many patients per nurse? etc..

Saw an ad in the newspaper for RN positions for a new place opening up and just thought hmmm...

thanks for any input!

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