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Hello. I am trying to figure out if anyone knows or has experience with being a military spouse and being a travel nurse. Being more recently married, I was able to adopt my husbands home of record due to military/federal relief clause where I could get a drivers license, register my cars, and claim a TN address despite never living there. His home of record is reflected for tax purposes as TN with the military even though he has not lived in TN for 8 years. When I start traveling it seems like I will not be eligible for tax free stipends due to us moving… they are temporary moves and we are not paying rent anywhere else apart from the place we will be living in, correct? I mean since my DL matches TN and vehicle registration should I just start paying his mother a far rent price? That kind of seems dirty, but wasn’t sure if anyone else knows or has experience with such a situation. Does the travel/housing stipends really make THAT much difference when they are tax free? Thanks

Ohhhh I think I was not very clear when first made my post. I do not work with this other new grad. For more of a back story, this is a friend back from nursing school who does not have any emergency experience, but wants to get a position in the emergency department. She is incredibly smart and great at what she does, but I cautioned her if she wanted to go into the ER that a big part is learning how to pick her battles because she had a very dramatic environment in her senior clinical rotation. She asked for examples of what I meant and I gave her some from my experience, but I wondered if anyone on here had any additional examples or words of wisdom that I may be able to pass on. With that being said, I did integrate everything said by y'all prior to this post in a conversation with her, thank you!

. Thank you for your reply and your well wishing in my new journey! You presented great guidelines that I find to work quite effectively as well. I am hoping to get more examples to pass along where nurses have recognized it is important to not challenge a fellow nurse or provider (any in the ER especially)? While working I just mind my own business and don't take things personally, however I am trying to take perspective of others who experience the opposite and give the other new grad examples of situations where it is important to just let something go.

Hey all, New grad here who works in the ER. I am trying to inform another new grad about if she wants to work in the ER that she needs to learn to not pick fights with everyone. She is very sharp and detailed in her nursing practice, but has a history of challenging a lot of people while working. I am trying to describe examples and reasons why picking your battles/fights with other staff and doctors is important in the emergency environment. Anyone have extra stories or reasoning? Thank You!

...them intentionally pouring out their filled urinal out on their head and all over the bed. seriously... what, why?

"Hand sanitizer versus .01% of bacteria" or "When its survey week..." This would be so great because I get pretty much all of my nursing school textbooks off of Amazon!

For those on the waitlist, I definitly know people who got into both OHSU and Linfield and have chosen OHSU, but just have not rejected Linfield's offer, yet. So definitly don`t lose hope or anything!

Ohhh yeah! That wouldn't be very fun! Stay here in the beautiful PNW!

Congrats!!!

I got mine today too!!

Hey Amy! I applied too, I hope they get letters out soon because I would just love to have piece of mind about where to go for nursing school. Except I'm definitly nervous about how much scholarship money they might dish out. I definitly need to come up with 30K somehow if I want to go there. Im on the waitlist for OHSU, but am definitly not banking on it. Have you heard anything about admissions scholarships there for the ABSN program? I tired talking to them about it and they said basically no to any form of scholarships, but then you hear from years past that people in the ABSN program get them, so I don't know what to think. Perhaps they'd rather under promise and over deliver.

Linfield's admissions website says application decisions are to be mailed by April 1st (subject to change). So I am not expecting anything for a while.

Haven't heard anything yet, and I am still not expecting anything for a while. Despite years past, It says right on Linfield's website that the purposed mailing date is April 1st for admissions notifications. Application Calendar | Linfield College

Well goodness I definitly hope so! Because it would be very unfortunate to have to turn down admissions due to finances!

University of Arkansas or Arizona?