I've heard more about the raven associated with death than the crow. On a tangent, I'm a big Counting Crows fan and I love the rhyme in one of their songs ("A Murder of One"): "It's one for sorrow Two...
I don't mean to be rude, but I don't think this has anything to do with unions. It seems to be more related to the needs of the unit and the attitude of the particular nurse in charge. Regardless of...
As someone who hires nurses frequently as both clinical specialists, marketing/sales specialists and CRAs, I completely agree that they bring the perfect skill
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Recruitment and retention of nursing generally, or of research nurses? If you mean a research topic re recruitment and retention of nurses generally, it would have to be a qualitative study asking...
I found the opposite. I was in ICU, but I found I had much more autonomous practice in Australia than the UK. I do think the professionalism re nurse practitioners, nurses with doctorates and...
If you are working for gratitude, you'll be disappointed every time. Just concentrate on doing the best you can for your patients, and be pleasantly surprised if and when you get thanks. I'd rather...
Having lived in both Sydney and Melbourne, I'd have to say Melbourne's rents are far more than "marginally" cheaper than Sydney's! For the price of my 1BR box in Sydney, I'd have a 3 br house in...
You may be able to find email addresses on the hospital websites. It's always better to call about a job though so they have an idea of you in their mind. Maybe you could write down what you want to...
I always got holiday pay despite not being in the union. It was a state-mandated pay scale. 8 hrs pay if you don't work, double time or time and a half if you do work, depending on the holiday. (This...
In that case, since you don't want to work in CA anymore, I'd just apply for Licensure by Exam to NY, fulfil their requirements including CVS report, get CA to tell them your NCLEX result (they won't...
I think more education about the actual practicalities of research in practice would help to. I did "nursing research" studies at university during my bachelor degree, but I never understood research...
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I'd say it depends who you work for. I work for a sponsor, and recruitment is definitely their #1 priority, whereas making sure patients are eligible and going to get a decent results is
i'm sorry, but the job description of a cra is not the same as that of a nurse. their responsibility if they work for the trial sponsor is not to protect the patient, but to adhere to the regulatory...
The USA takes a lot longer to get there though - by the time you'd got the immigrant visa for Aus/Nz and completed your training, you'd still be faster than applying to the
Definitely more vacation time in Australia than the US as a rule. I've always got 6 weeks a year, working shift work. The lifestyle is not hugely different, although you won't have as much trouble...
If you are looking at going to Melbourne, I know for a fact that my old hospital, The Alfred Welcome to Alfred Hospital does direct hiring/sponsorship of foreign nurses. You can email the unit...