Published May 3, 2017
here2learnRN
6 Posts
A job position says it is flexi and rotating shift. Does this just mean PRN? Also, does rotating shift mean only 12 hour shifts available?
This is with a sentara hospital. Please let me know if you worked with Sentara and had a flexi/rotating job :)
Best wishes
Sour Lemon
5,016 Posts
A job position says it is flexi and rotating shift. Does this just mean PRN? Also, does rotating shift mean only 12 hour shifts available? This is with a sentara hospital. Please let me know if you worked with Sentara and had a flexi/rotating job :) Best wishes
Why not go straight to the source? Seems like a simple question for the company advertising the position. Call 'em up and make 'em work!
NICU Guy, BSN, RN
4,161 Posts
Rotating shifts usually means a rotation set of day and night shifts.
Thank you for taking time to respond. I do appreciate your answer.