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Hi, there!
I'm an LPN with 2 years experience including Med-Surg (1 1/2 yr), hospice and outpatient surgery center. I loved every minute of hospice and I'm pretty sure I'll enjoy HH.
I was offered a position with an agency that hires by word of mouth only -- there's never an ad on the paper and I was introduced to the office manager by a mutual friend.
Would like to run by you, experienced HH nurses, the offer they made and pls, let me know if it sounds right. I'm very excited about it and need to give them an answer tomorrow (Monday).
- Pay is salaried (21.00/hr considering 40 hrs/week)
- "Official hours" are 8AM to 5PM
- FT with benefits to include medical, dental, 401K
- Flat $400.00/month for car expenses (they don't want to see any receipts or anything like that -- I guess that can be a double-edged sword...)
- Flat $50.00/month for cell phone expenses (same deal as car)
- I'm expected to see 7 patients a day within a geographical location supposedly close to my home (not sure about mileage) -- they mentioned that should I be asked to see a pt out of my area I'd be required to see fewer pts on that particular day
- According to them, visits are mostly wound care, insulin, and teaching
- On-call once a month (not sure yet what that means... will clarify during another meeting tomorrow -- is that 8AM-5PM Sat and Sun? would that be only within my usual area?)
- When on-call I was told I'd get paid $30.00/visit (not sure if I'd get any mileage specific for the on-call period)
Pls, give me any input or advice on this. Also, is it really true what they say about flexibility and being a good deal if you have kids? (I do have children...)
Thank you so much!
CMLPN