GaRehabRN

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1. Letting a license lapse

   GaRehabRN posted a topic in General Nursing

   My original license is for Ga, but a few years ago, I got an Alabama license because my job at that time required it. I renewed it two years ago, but will likely never practice in Alabama. The renewal for both states is coming up. What happens if I d...

2. Kennesaw State University FNP

   GaRehabRN replied to Shan_Nurse's topic in Georgia

   The classes are every other Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The first semester consists of four hours of class time for each day. There are other virtual assignments due during the week as well, and 90 hours of clinical time for the first semester.

3. Kennesaw State University FNP

   GaRehabRN replied to Shan_Nurse's topic in Georgia

   Well I ended up applying and got in!!! I start in the Fall of 2018 :-D.

4. Will be new to inpatient rehab

   GaRehabRN replied to Cehurstrn's topic in Rehabilitation

   Do you mind if I ask where you are working? I'm in rehab nursing in Georgia as well, working at the Shepherd Center :).

5. per diem nursing/Advice please

   GaRehabRN replied to Cisl4him's topic in General Nursing

   I believe it is different for each hospital. The hospital I recently left would pretty much give you zero orientation for PRN....They wanted you to be experienced enough to just show up and start working. I ended up going back to where I used to work...

6. Shepherd Center

   GaRehabRN replied to IamNurseDA's topic in New Nurse

   Not sure if you applied to SC or not, but they will only hire LPNs at their day program locations. It is an outstanding place to work if you can get in there. They try to stay competitive with other area hospitals regarding pay, and their benefits ar...

7. Nurses who work on the stroke unit

   GaRehabRN replied to jead1's topic in Rehabilitation

   "Stroke nursing" is not usually critical care. Someone has a stroke, goes to the ER, then gets admitted to the neuro med/surg floor for eval and observation. After that, they may or may not go to a rehab unit (or hospital). I have worked on both a ne...