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I really want to switch hospitals, but I really, really am a day-shifter. I was on nights for 6 months and the shear thought of having to stay awake all night long again terrifies me!
Are nurses basically required to work nights as a new hire?? How can I get around this??
I really want to switch hospitals, but I really, really am a day-shifter. I was on nights for 6 months and the shear thought of having to stay awake all night long again terrifies me!
Are nurses basically required to work nights as a new hire?? How can I get around this??
Most hospitals have switched over to 12 hour shifts. If the same ratios are kept for both shifts, then half of nurses there work day shift. The odds are pretty good for you.