My visit was covered under my insurance. Now that I am thinking more about this, I wouldn't mind doing antepartum visits for high risk moms too. I found an agency affiliated with a university health system nearby that offers both services! I think I ...
I know! I had a pp nurse come to my house after the birth of my second daughter and I thought it was great. I would love to start something like this, but wouldn't even know where to begin! Any ideas???
I am an L&D nurse who would love to work home care. Are there any companies who would hire a nurse to do strictly postpartum visits? If so, what type of experience would they look for? I have almost 1 year of hospital experience as an RN and also...
mom2is replied to PACIFICWHALES's topic in Michigan
I am a new grad working in a metro Detroit hospital and I make $24.50/hr plus shift diff. I honestly have not heard of sign on bonuses for nurses without experience in this area. The only thing I have heard of is loan forgiveness programs.
Henry Ford (downtown) has some type of ICU internship. I can't remember if they call it an internship or something different. A friend of mine applied for sicu. Beaumont also has them and they are very competitive, require an essay etc, so look into ...
I also wanted to add that if you start now, you will have almost two years in by the time you graduate. Your seniority will go by date of hire! Something to think about... many floors offer day shift positions by seniority.
I did this program and was part of the first graduating class to be offered this opportunity (there were 3 of us who just graduated and were part of the first group to go through the program. There is an article about it in the hospital's newsletter ...
Also, don't just go by driving distance to the school; you need to consider where the clinical sites will be. There are semesters you will be at clinical more often than at the college. For example peds is at Royal Oak Beaumont, Children's downtown a...
mom2is replied to Ilovehellokitty's topic in Michigan
If you are in Ann Arbor and don't plan to move closer, I don't think I would necessarily recommend Macomb. That is a VERY long drive and not a lot of fun in the winter! (they rarely if ever call of for weather and I live much closer than you and hate...
I would really aim for all A's in your classes! The program is very competitive and most students have a 4.0 or very close to it and a high HESI score. There was also some talk about not using the last 12 credit hours for the gpa and using the gpa fr...
I see nothing wrong with students wanting to get together to blow off some steam at the end of the semester! Why did this student feel as though she had to "police" the rest of the students and turn the email over to the dean? She could have easily i...
Macomb doesn't have a waitlist, but they typically get 1000 applications for 120 spots. They also are not offering the accelerated program anymore which had added an extra 30 spots. There is also talk that they will soon change the gpa calculation to...
mom2is replied to 2bNurse Smart's topic in Michigan
I have seen nurses and doctors (residents) wear them in the metro Detroit area. If it is a longer covering, some tuck them into their lab coat or scrubs.
Nurse2be, I am trying to send a reply to you, but your mailbox is full. Email me again and I will send it to you. I accidentally sent you one reply, but it sent before I finished writing it!