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Hello everyone, I'll get right to it. I'm interested to know if anyone can tell me the wages for nurses in Northern Idaho or NW Montana. Would love to move my family to these areas but cannot find any wage info. BSN for 8 years, ER nurse, night shift. Looking at Sandpoint/Kalispell. Thanks!

Hello everyone! I am a new ER nurse looking to relocate to Western Colorado with my wife to be near family. I am looking in Montrose, Delta, Grand Junction, and Glenwood Springs. Does anyone know what kind of pay I can expect in this area with a BSN? Obviously Colorado is a relatively expensive place to live so I want to make sure it's even financially possible for us to move. Also, if anyone knows of hospitals that offer loan forgiveness programs that would be awesome. I know the VA in GJ does but I do know know how much. Thanks in advance! -Chris

I definitely plan to do one but an additional source of my confusion is within the admission requirements of some CRNFA programs. For example, Rochester School of Nursing RNFA programs lists as an admission requirement a letter of recommendation supporting the applicants proficiency in first assisting. It sounds like one can have RNFA experience before enrollment in one of these programs. RN First Assistant Course | University of Rochester School of Nursing

Hello everyone, I've looked and looked and haven't found an answer to my question. I am wondering if it is possible to be a first assist without going through a first assistant program. I know that sounds like a stupid question but after talking to a first assist following a C-section, she informed me that she had no additional training after BSN. She had been hired by the OB at the womens clinic that performed the surgery. I could be remembering her answer wrong but I would have bet that's what she said. I would love to go through a CRNFA program but there are non in my area. Thanks for any info!