Some do, some don't. Just be honest if it comes up (or is on the form) but, as they say in interview prep courses...........don't volunteer the info either.
I think it depends on how much prn you worked. If you basically worked full time 40 hrs a week then yes. If you worked prn like I do, which is down to 1-2 8 hr shifts a week then no. You have to put in the hours for it to count as full time.
Ted D
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Does one year of PRN work equal one year of full time for the most part?
I don't seem to remember on past applications them asking whether your position was full time vs. part time or PRN.