Published Jul 14, 2006
msweezer
16 Posts
Hi
I saw these numbers as work status on the El Camino Hospital website. Never heard of this before - Can someone clue me in? Big thanks.
canuckeh!
51 Posts
If you look at the postings for other jobs you will notice that under "work status" some are per diem, some are full-time, while some are as you have quoted.
That means that :
1/2 =half time
2/5=.4 of full time
etc etc etc
RNKPCE
1,170 Posts
As a new grad I was 4/5 that means 4 out of 5 days a week or 8 days in 2 weeks, after kids I worked 3/5( 3 out of 5 days or 6 days in two weeks) then I dropped to 1/2 time( 5 days in two weeks) then 2/5( two days a week or 4 days in 2 weeks) and now I am per diem.
It is so nice to have a flexible job!
smile123
630 Posts
HiI saw these numbers as work status on the El Camino Hospital website. Never heard of this before - Can someone clue me in? Big thanks.
http://www.elcaminohospital.org/body.cfm?id=83
Work Status:
At El Camino Hospital, pay periods are every two weeks. A full time position is 40 hours a week or 80 hours a pay period. Some positions are assigned less than 80 hours of work time in a pay period. Below is a guide to the work status designations at El Camino Hospital:
Full Time 80 hours per pay period
9/10 72 hours per pay period
4/5 64 hours per pay period
7/10 56 hours per pay period
3/5 48 hours per pay period
1/2 40 hours per pay period
2/5 32 hours per pay period
Per Diem Position is on-call with no set schedule. These positions are scheduled on an as-needed basis from 0 to 32 hours per week
Note: Most nurses at El Camino work 8 hour shifts although in a few depts there are 12 hour shifts. Hope that helps.