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Just want to say being an RN gives you valuable skills that can be used in many other careers such as management, people skills, there are lots of things you can do.

As T.S. said "shake it off"

You can't be dented employment but you can't be on them whole you're on duty. If they do drug test have a doctors note and everything.

I am moving and kindred is only 4 by car from the house I will be moving I decided to go.with kindred because they offered me $33.00/hr and I talked with some nurses that worked they said the experience will be invaluable. I love my current job but I am leaving because it is in a small town also has a drug problem and the state mental hospital is located here. I.work nights and cant stand working nights in a small town am also OK with working weekends.

Kindred is offering $31.50 plus a $3.00 night diff and $2.00 weekend diff. The women's hospital is offering $29.63 (though they are open for negotiating I asked for $31.00) with a $3.50 night diff and $8.25 weekend diff.

The kindred position doesn't accept covid patients so there's that.

Hi I have gotten 2 job offers 2 hours from where I currently live I intend to move. I am conflicted which one to take one is at women's hospital and the other is kindred. The kindred one pays a bit more but I heard it is super hard and exhausting. I also heard though that the experience is really good. the other job said that they are open to negotiating pay. I may get another job offer for the same hospital system as the women's hospital. Edit: they are both for med-surg positions. I eventually want to be an ICU nurse and kindred said they would cross train me but their ICU nurse to patient ratio is 3 to 1 which seems to high too me.

What country are you from?

Yeah they could if we have to have a license to practice nursing they should so need to get licensure and under go more extensive training and take a national exam to be an officer.

Thank you for your response. I think I am going to start looking the city I was going to move to is el paso and from what I have seen on the job boards the hospitals there seem to be hiring still. I am definitely going to keep working my current job until I find new one and place to live.

Hello everyone, I am considering quitting my current job because the covid19 pandemic has been affecting my hospital. It looks like going forward the nurses at my hospital will be put on call more often due to low cenus. I work at a very small rural hospital and I had originally intended to quit in October and move to a city but I am considering doing it sooner due to the lack of hours. I have 1 year experience as a nurse in June and 1 year of hospital experience in October.

Then everything changed when the fire nation attacked.

I feel every nurse is a frontline worker that works in direct patient care.

Here's an article I found that constitutes pt abandonment. It seems a lot of the posters are misinformed about what is pt abandonment. Hope it helps. https://nurseguidance.com/abandonment-what-it-is-and-is-not/?amp https://www.ndbon.org/RegulationsPractice/PracticeStatements/Abandonment.asp

I work in a rural hospital in the southwest Nd my hospitals CEO gave an interview to the local paper in the next town over stating how there might be layoffs or the hospital might shutdown due to decreasing revenue. When confronted by hospital staff he denied it obviously and said the newspaper twisted his words?. I moved halfway cross the country for this job and I have started to look for a new one in my home state.