I work as a per diem doing only 12 hours calls. The union wants me to pay the union dues with what I feel unacceptable rate.
If I don't get called in, my hourly rate is less than 10 dollars and the union charges me about 40 dollars (if I do o...
I am in a similar situation where I work as a per diem doing only 12 hours calls. The union wants me to pay the union dues with what I feel unacceptable rate. If I don't get called in, my hourly rate is less than 10 dollars and the union wants to cha...
I see the points why people are against the existence of diploma millers, but I don't think that the forum is meant to bully the students who chose the diploma millers or make them feel uncomfortable/diffident in discussing any related topics.
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Can these graduates find a job after graduating from these notorious schools ? The market is more of a supply and demand thing rather than the quality control, isn't it?
My current practice area has no such a thing of the ST running the board because all the RNs know how to scrub and can function as a scrub without any problem. I guess the answer to the question of who should run the board is whoever having the capab...
I also heard of a ST running the board and trained tracker nurses how to chart and what medication to pull based on the surgeons' preference card. The only staff RNs they have are in the PACU and the rest of OR RNs are mainly the per diem RNs or tra...
Hi all,
I am currently 9 month away from graduating from the MSN Educator's program. I'm an OR RN currently and I found that the job market offers more to my current position than nurse educator's role. The pay is actually better for OR nurse th...
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I agree with RickyRescue RN in general. But I would say to take the offer and save the money in case you want to leave prior to the two year commitment. The reasons for taking it is because you need to start somewhere to gain experience anyway, so wh...
Congrats Brybry94 for the acceptance. I did my ADN program @CONAH and RN-BSN program @CSU. The answer to your Q is that the school is not bad, strong in clinical rotations and hand-on experiences. A lot readings and clinical worksheets assigned but i...
Hi RickyRescueRN,
I just finished my first month out of the seven month training program. Everything went pretty much like what you have commented. You have provided very useful information on theory ( textbooks and peri-op modules with the exam...
I don’t think that you need a 3.0 GPA to get a job. I personally have a close to 4.0 GPA but I interviewed a few times prior to being offered a job. The good GPA may make you look good in resume but it doesn’t quarantine a job. In action, it may not ...
I wonder how these NP candidates pass the state board NP licensure exam. If they can pass, they do at least have academic skills regardless past GPA and schools. The state board of licensure website has a list of accredited NP programs clearly. If th...
My facility gives 2% bonus to a BSN RN. My facility also helps to pay off some tuition, but I finished my BSN before being hired so I basically self-paid about $14 K.
Hi mcjobson,
Thank you so much for the insights and resources provided. I am glad that the forum make it possible for me to ask questions and receive different opinions during my pre-contemporary phase in making changes. I am consulting differen...