Emiliaaa2266

@2BS Nurse Well obviously you didn’t read what I said. A doctors office is 1 to 1 patient care and I never said that it would be a slower pace. I stated that it would be less patients at a time and it would be less stressful than working in a...

Hey guys, so I am working in an ambulatory surgery center and I like my job, but I would eventually like to transition possibly PRN in the hospital setting for certain departments sometime in the future. I would like to know is anyone has done ...

Hey! I think possibly medical assistant would be a good fit or possible LPN. That way you can work in smaller clinics or doctors offices and have 1 on 1 patient care. They typically don’t pay as much as in the hospital or as registered nurses, but it...

Hey guys, so I decided to go back to school for my other passion which is business. I have my BSN and I’m going to school to get a bachelors in business and leadership. I wanted to know if anyone has had the same experience or has had previous busine...

Hey guys, so I’m just curious I am always thinking 1 step ahead and love to learn about different jobs in nursing that not many professors or staff tell you about. I am starting a 2 year contract at a PCU/IMC unit. I was wondering if working full tim...

OK so I know HCA is not the best hospital to work for at all. They were just the first ones to start hiring for new grad positions. Don’t worry though I have applied to other better hospitals. I was just concerned if I was the only one having these s...

Hey guys so I need to know if anyone else has had this happen to them as a new nurse. I applied for an HCA new graduate program in June of this year and did a virtual interview (just answering questions and submitting) and have yet to hear back. I al...

Hey! I’m having the same problem here in Orlando and I’ve asked if it has happened to anyone. I read online that someone had applied to multiple HCA new grad programs and that they told her she wasn’t being considered because of that. Under all my HC...