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Baylor Plan

Hi I am a nursing student that was doing some reading out of my textbook when I read about the Baylor Plan schedule. It really peaks my interest and I was wondering if anyone knew of a good website that tells you what facilities offer this type of schedule. I live in South Carolina so if you know of any hospitals in SC that offer this type of schedule i'd love to know!

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    aaah, the famous baylor~ loved it... it was crucial for me to work the baylor. i recalled that every nurse i spoke to back then were glad that i was working the entire weekend, and they were able to spend more time with their family. however, then came the economy, and everything changed, also some nurses weren't happy that i was getting payed for 40hrs. and only working a couple of shifts. unquestionably, i wouldn't be able to do so now, but it was great while it lasted. lastly, i always thought that the baylor was an excellent idea for nursing students:cool:

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    What is the baylor plan?????????? and is it located in the northeast?

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    Hi I am a nursing student that was doing some reading out of my textbook when I read about the Baylor Plan schedule. It really peaks my interest and I was wondering if anyone knew of a good website that tells you what facilities offer this type of schedule. I live in South Carolina so if you know of any hospitals in SC that offer this type of schedule i'd love to know!

    I have never seen a website that offered this type of information--the best thing to do is to contact the HR department of hospitals and ask if they have a weekend only (with benefits) plan. Not everyone calls it the Baylor plan.

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    i always thought that the baylor was an excellent idea for nursing students:cool:

    i agree. in fact, i worked the weekend baylor schedule as an lpn/lvn while i was a full-time student attending an rn completion program. i was able to work a couple of shifts every weekend, be paid for 40 hours, and have monday through friday off to study at school. during that year in school i never really had to worry about finances.

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    East Cooper in Mt Pleasant has a weekend plan. You work the weekend and one day (of your choice) during the week.

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