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Yes, I will keep everyone posted. I am having orientation for two Wednesdays and then, I am on my own. I'll probably schedule two Saturdays a month, and occasional holidays. Wish me luck!

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Good luck Pagandeva!! Hopefully the different atmosphere will be a nice change of pace for you. My full time job is in LTC and my part time job is w/e's in an Urgent Care Center. The urgent care center has only been open a few months now and it's not extremely busy yet. So I like knowing that I won't have a super stressful day going into it (unlike my LTC job!).

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