UM Review RN, ASN, RN Specializes in Utilization Management. 7 Articles; 5,163 Posts Jun 24, 2006 so what does your anxiety stem fromI'm going to say this in as loving and gentle a way as I possibly can, Tom:|||||||||||V:trout: :trout: :trout: 0 Likes
leslie :-D 11,191 Posts Jun 24, 2006 I'm going to say this in as loving and gentle a way as I possibly can, Tom:|||||||||||V:trout: :trout: :trout:emily post would be proud! 0 Likes
TiffyRN, ADN, BSN, PhD Specializes in NICU. Has 29 years experience. 2,309 Posts Jun 24, 2006 I have intermittent FMLA on which I filed the needed documentation for only after I was nearly on suspension for absences.This may be only my facility but I was informed that if I had my physician list any dates of my previous absences on my paperwork, those would be taken off. I didn't bother because I didn't have those dates handy when I went to my physician and I knew my absences would only be decreasing from now on as the absences "fell off". We use a rolling calendar for absences so a year later an absence no longer counts.Thankfully my immediate supervisors are very supportive and understanding regarding FMLA. 0 Likes
RNOTODAY, BSN, RN Specializes in NICU, ER, OR. Has 18 years experience. 1,116 Posts Jun 24, 2006 Thanks Angie, Tiffy, Jen, tweety and chadash!!!. I have a better idea of FMLA now.... I of course know how to get this info on my own, but it is very comforting to hear it from fellow nurses who might have been through it. Oh, and teeituptom, a very big THANKS ,or whatever, to you too...... 0 Likes
