Do you guys have any ideas on some good PRN nursing jobs just for the summer break? I don't know of many facilities that would want to train you for such a short period of time. I'm not really interested in camp nursing. Edited Apr 24, 2018 by phnII 0 Likes
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN Specializes in NICU, ICU, PICU, Academia. Has 40 years experience. Apr 24, 2018 Peds home care / private duty! 0 Likes
kidzcare Has 5 years experience. Apr 25, 2018 Look into an agency? I haven't ever been with one so I don't know if they would hire for the summer only 0 Likes
Flare, ASN, BSN Specializes in school nursing, ortho, trauma. Apr 25, 2018 any nearby district have a summer school program that needs a nurse to staff it? Any agencies need 1:1 for a child for summer coverage? 0 Likes
LikeTheDeadSea, BSN, RN Specializes in School Nursing. Has 6 years experience. Apr 25, 2018 I've stay PRN for a homecare agency. Mostly for breaks, but also for "appliance nursing." I pick up a weekend when an appliance in my house breaks, ahaha. 0 Likes
OldDude Specializes in Pediatrics. Apr 25, 2018 In addition to my pedi urgent care job my other prn job is mowing yards; I've posted on other threads I made 8k last year doing that. This just to say you might think outside the nursing box. 0 Likes
OhioBPH Specializes in School health, pediatrics. Has 7 years experience. Apr 25, 2018 To stay PRN at the hospital system here you need to be available at least 24 hours over 6 weeks. So over the school year I'm available only those 24 hours (we can break it into 4 hour chunks if we want, or be available 2 12s over 6 weeks), then during breaks I give more availability. You never know what you're gonna get. Some times during the school year you call staffing and they don't need you for your available hours. 0 Likes
nursekoll, BSN, RN Specializes in 8 years as a school nurse. Has 16 years experience. Apr 25, 2018 Summer camp nurse!I've never done it, but always thought it would be fun. 0 Likes
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN Specializes in NICU, ICU, PICU, Academia. Has 40 years experience. Apr 25, 2018 I've stay PRN for a homecare agency. Mostly for breaks, but also for "appliance nursing." I pick up a weekend when an appliance in my house breaks, ahaha.True story: Back in the Dark Ages I worked with an LPN who got her job in order to buy a new stove. She planned to quit as soon as she made enough for the stove as she was a SAHM of five kids. FORTY years later, retired from said job. Had gone through three other stoves by then. 0 Likes
AdobeRN Apr 25, 2018 True story: Back in the Dark Ages I worked with an LPN who got her job in order to buy a new stove. She planned to quit as soon as she made enough for the stove as she was a SAHM of five kids. FORTY years later, retired from said job. Had gone through three other stoves by then.Thats great! I have a PRN home health job that I have been at for 6 years now. Started with earning extra money to pay for a big family Christmas cruise. I keep telling my husband "oh I will work 3 more months to pay for X trip then quit" Nope, haven't quit yet & currently planning my next adventure for summer 2019. 0 Likes
