TayTayRN

TayTayRN has 7 years experience and specializes in Pediatrics.

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1. RN relocation

   TayTayRN replied to sismithRN's topic in New York

   If you can get a full time job right off I would take it! If you already have an interview that's a great sign. Good luck I hope you get it!

2. RN relocation

   TayTayRN replied to sismithRN's topic in New York

   I like traveling but I'm ready to settle down in a full time job. I have worked at a couple a different places here in NYC over the last year and now I think I have an in at the one I like best. I am traveling with American Mobile. It's a little h...

3. RN relocation

   TayTayRN replied to sismithRN's topic in New York

   I took a travel job in NYC so that I could hopefully get a foot in the door towards a full time job. It is very hard to find a job here and I have a BSN. It might be easier as an ED nurse though, I am a Peds nurse. But once you are on a travel ass...

4. Wanted: Canadian licensure

   TayTayRN replied to TayTayRN's topic in International

   Thanks everybody! Sounds like I'm going to be working in Vermont or New York and commuting...

5. Wanted: Canadian licensure

   TayTayRN posted a topic in International

   I am a nurse in the United States and I anticipate a move to Canada in a year or so but I'm not sure yet about the details. Can I begin the process of getting licensed before I have any job prospects? How long does it usually take to get licensed? If...

6. Keep full-time job until travel job is verified??!! Help! Need advice please

   TayTayRN replied to frankyfern22's topic in Travel

   I'm in the same situation except I don't have a travel buddy. I submitted for my first job almost 2 weeks ago and we still haven't heard anything. I don't understand how they can't respond when the expected start date is less than a week away! So ...

7. Fail Pbds?

   TayTayRN replied to mojofla's topic in Travel

   I am applying for a position (my first travel position) at a hospital that requires the PBDS. But it is a pediatrics position, and peds is all I know. Is there a peds version of the test or am I going to be expected to know all about big people?