I'm taking a Practical nursing program right now and I'm interested in working in the ICU. Can you work in the ICU as an LPN? Do I need to be an RN for that? I'm planning on going for my RN after my LPN anyway. Also, I was wondering if anyone had any experience working as an LPN while going for an RN? Where did you take it? And how many classes did you take while working? The program I'm planning on taking you can pick how many classes you can take at a time, so I was wondering if anybody had any advice on what would be too much while working.
No I'm not aware of recent government changes. Are they cutting down healthcare workers?
NDP lost the election. Ultra conservative Jason Kenny got elected. Hates unions, wants to privatize everything, wants to have a two tier minimum wage, antiwoman, left the seminary because it wasn’t Conservative enough.
How did you miss him on the national news? Drives a blue tDodge Ram and chants build the pipeline, frequently. Confirmed my theory that Rams are driven by twunts.
NDP lost the election. Ultra conservative Jason Kenny got elected. Hates unions, wants to privatize everything, wants to have a two tier minimum wage, antiwoman, left the seminary because it wasn’t Conservative enough.
How did you miss him on the national news? Drives a blue tDodge Ram and chants build the pipeline, frequently. Confirmed my theory that Rams are driven by twunts.
Its a very nerve racking time right now in healthcare within our province. I'm genuinely nervous.
Its a very nerve racking time right now in healthcare within our province. I'm genuinely nervous.
I'm nervous as well. I have enough years in to keep my job.
It's the 2% wage reduction that is being whispered about that makes me angry. It's the Klein era all over again. Everyone forgets we are provincial employees and the government wants to cut expenses.
Jose9, BSN
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No I'm not aware of recent government changes. Are they cutting down healthcare workers?