ReneDRN

Oh no that's horrible.

I agree with everything Rod said. - maturity level and wanting it - pay minimal difference depending on your degree and years teaching - i too am course lead I'm required to teach 12 hours. I teach fundies - lecture 2 days for 3 hours 1 8hour lab/clinical -2 work from home days -as far as flexibility i enjoyed this program

I am starting my journey today with 3 other educators i work with. There's a lot of information and I'm feeling a little overwhelmed. I do have Billings And Halstead, Ruth Whitman and NLN Caputi book as well as flash cards. í ½í¸³

Thank you

Congratulations

I have a family I would never just leave a sure thing. But I'm dipping my foot part time to learn home health may do some training and I'll see if this is something work going full spend ahead.

I am new in my position as clinical director and need to develop an orientation paragraph as well as calendar for In services training.

What's funny is, I didn't see the mistakes until you pointed them out. My eyes just fixed them.

I'll let you know how it goes tomorrow

Would you do it for a percentage of the company?

I was approach by a woman who owns a HHA right now she is doing only CDS. She wants to start doing in home and needs an RN. Although I have plenty of nursing experience I have no home care experience. We are meeting tomorrow to discuss this business deal. She asked me what my number would be to leave my current full time job. I currently teach and nurse PRN. I make 80k now. I'm just wondering what kind of questions should I ask to assist me in making my decision. After reading these post it seems as I would be damn near doing a career change and investing a lot of time getting this up and going. Yes I have done some research on my responsibilities. I also realize until we get there I will be the only RN. Help