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I was working per diem in a procedural type setting where I could work that little. It helped too that I had worked there for 3 years full-time and they were willing to give me the hours I wanted.
I stayed current and have never needed a refresher course.
These days I work one 12 hour shift a week. One night or weekend day per diem is easy to get where I work.
CRNI2010
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My husband and I are planning to have another kiddo in the near future and have me stay at home. I am thrilled to have this opportunity, but am nervous about not working anymore. I've been an RN since 2001 and have had a fulfilling career thus far. Has anyone ever come back successfully after taking a long break?