Can Nurses work Part-Time?

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Specializes in CNA.

Can RN's work part-time or are employers looking mostly for full-time employees?

Any information would be appreciated.

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Specializes in Med/Surg, Psych..

There are part time jobs available:)

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Specializes in CNA.

Thanks!

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Can RN's work part-time or are employers looking mostly for full-time employees?

Any information would be appreciated.

of couse.if you need extra money you need to do extra work.And opportunities for part time jobs are always there.good luck!keep me posted.

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Specializes in Post Anesthesia.

Where I work part time is the preferred option. Lower benifit costs for the hospital, If you pick up a day it's not overtime. Staff also like part timers-If I need a day off I can ask you to work for me without preapproval. You build seniority slower so I have less competition for vacation choice and bidding on new positions. I you can afford it, it is very much avail.

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Specializes in SICU, EMS, Home Health, School Nursing.

Where I work, my NM is actively trying to find more part-time employees. We are switching to an every 3rd weekend schedule in January and I guess they need more pt employees to fill in the gaps.

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Specializes in Home Health Care.

I just moved from PRN to part time...very happy with that ....

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Specializes in LTC, office.

Certainly! I have been a nurse for 15 years and always have worked part-time.

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Specializes in Psych, Med/Surg, Home Health, Oncology.

Part-timer's are welcome at my Hospital!!

I worked full time nites for years with a part-time day job; (at another employer). Worked very well.

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