CRNI2010

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1. Feedback requested before I give 2 weeks notice!

   CRNI2010 replied to Nurse-E Girl's topic in Relations

   I wouldn't send it. If you are truly ready to quit, take the higher road and try not to burn any bridges...I would continue working and take "fake breaks" while also trying to find a new position. I would than just put in a generic 2 week notice and ...

2. Hypothetical questions about CRNA and NP school.

   CRNI2010 replied to StudentOfHealing's topic in General Students

   ....gonna add one more thing. You should also try to shadow a CRNA for a day to see if its really for you.

3. Hypothetical questions about CRNA and NP school.

   CRNI2010 replied to StudentOfHealing's topic in General Students

   My husband is a CRNA. You can definitely not work while doing the program. Even with me working as an ER nurse at the time, we had to take out loans, though not as much as some of his classmates had to do. You will be making a lot when graduating so ...

4. Nursing Hiatus

   CRNI2010 replied to CRNI2010's topic in General Nursing

5. Nursing Hiatus

   CRNI2010 replied to CRNI2010's topic in General Nursing

   So was that 4hrs a week enough to keep you current without having to take a refresher course? And was that in the acute care setting?

6. Nursing Hiatus

   CRNI2010 posted a topic in General Nursing

   My husband and I are planning to have another kiddo in the near future and have me stay at home. I am thrilled to have this opportunity, but am nervous about not working anymore. I've been an RN since 2001 and have had a fulfilling career thus far. H...

7. RN to BSN and or MSN

   CRNI2010 replied to wannabe187rn's topic in ADN/BSN

   Haha! This really made me roll my eyes...good for a laugh

8. Stable life vs not enough action! Do you ever envy your inpatient counterparts

   CRNI2010 replied to newrnltc's topic in Ambulatory

   Let me tell ya, inpatient acute care is highly over rated. I paid my dues in the beginning working L&D and ER cause I needed to hone my skills, but as soon as I could, I jumped to normal office hours cause it meant more time with family and frien...

9. After hours call pay...

   CRNI2010 replied to LevitateMe's topic in Ambulatory

   You should be getting compensated! I'm salaried but I get paid $22 a night to be on call. Holiday call pay is $42. I'm always on call unless I'm out of town or on vacation....it's a nice little addition to my salary.