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Thank you for such a thorough response! The job is with a government contractor so, it's not through USA Jobs. The jobs here are so few that there's only been one job posting for an RN on USA jobs in the past 9 months. The information did come from the TX BON. I think I probably will take this job. I've already been out of work for months and beggars can't be choosers. I just don't see many choices here.

Hi all, my husband is in the military and we recently moved to the UK. We'll be here 2.5 years. I'm not interested in working off base in a civilian hospital because I would like to utilize my Texas RN license to work at the hospital on the military base. They don't have any RN positions but I was offered an LVN position. The company sent me over an employment agreement and through out the agreement I am referred to as an LVN (“The LVN agrees to perform the duties associated…”). To add insult to injury, the position pays crap ($18/hr). With all this, I'm still thinking about taking the job because I don't want a three year gap on my resume. From what I've read, I am able to work as an LVN with my TX RN license but I will be held to the RN standards which makes me think I might be taken advantage of (working as an RN, asked to perform RN duties, but in an LVN position for crap pay). Does anyone have any experience with a situation like this? What would you do? Will working in an LVN position even benefit my resume?

Yes! Absolutely

I am still searching for an interviewee. I promise it will be easy, it will only take a few minutes of your time, and you will remain anonymous. If you are an FNP or know an FNP who is willing to help me, I would appreciate it so much! I will 100% pay it forward one day when I am an FNP, I will give so many interviews!

I am a first-year DNP student and I am looking for an FNP willing to answer a few questions for a school project. You can remain anonymous. Any help is greatly appreciated.