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I am an RN from CT with 2.5 years of hospital nursing experience in every specialty, including ED except for critical care. I am looking to move to myrtle beach south carolina but I do not know how...

im not a guinea pig...i do not even get the seasonal flu vaccine and i sure as heck am not going to start with the H1N1 vaccine that has not been tested enough

just turned 22, got my RN at 21

Float nurse- Pulmonary, oncology, cardiac (telemetry), womens care, ortho, burn, peds Orientation- 10 weeks ratio is 5-9

float pool, it will be good i think because i can see where i would like to work long term in the future. originally wanted ed but was turned down with them saying i should do a year med/surg then...

In CT I will be making 28.50/hr plus 5 dollars for a float nurse and 3.50 for the 11p-7a night shift. But the base pay is 28.50

Nursing school is difficult for even the smartest person. I wouldnt recommend taking any "liberal arts" classes simultaneously with nursing school. It would be too time consuming and you might get...

you can see if the hospital offers a contract. My hospital paid for school if i worked for them for two years. I personally had no insurance in school but you can try to keep your job and only work...