Turned in my Resignation

Update. It's now been 2 weeks since I put in my resignation -- so I have 2 weeks left. I've asked the receptionist (every day this week) if she got any applications for my position -- and the answer has been No.
But, there is an email address in the ad they ran, so someone could have submitted info that way. But, she also says that she hasn't seen anyone come in for an interview either.
Maybe I'll be leaving before they have another 'warm body' to fill the spot.

Thanks for asking. But, No, I haven't found another job. The area that I live in has very little for nursing -- there's only (3) small towns to work in, and the job postings have been pretty slim. We have one small hospital that I haven't seen any LPN jobs posted for, since I've lived here. And all the clinics are ran by one big/central clinic, and I haven't received a call from them. (earlier in the year when I interviewed with them, I was told, both times, that I needed 'clinic' experience. So, I'll just keep looking.

Well, just 2 more days of work, then I'm officially done.
The MDS' are currently 2 weeks behind - due to other team members not handing-in their parts of the MDS in a timely manner.
Yesterday, the receptionist told me she knew of one person who was going to be interviewed for my position - but she wasn't sure when the interview was going to happen.
So, if the new MDS person isn't here by Friday, it's going to be a bit difficult for them to make heads or tails of where to start.
Especially since NOBODY else in the facility knows what I do, my schedule, etc. They can bring in the corporate consultant, and she'd probably be able to figure it out though.

Well, today was my first official day of being unemployed.
And guess what? I got a phone call. Who do you think it was?
If you guessed my former employer, you're right.
They asked me to consider working for them 'a few days a week' until they have someone else for the position.
I said I would - not because I feel sorry for them - but because the holidays are around the corner, and I may as well take their money.
Tara

Oh - I'm still waiting to hear from (3) different 'clinics' that I've applied to.
Each of the job listings stated 'clinic experience preferred' - which I don't have. But I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hoping for interview, so I can 'wow' them with my positive, upbeat attitude.