I know a few ppl who have gone through the Athabasca LPN to Rn program and work in ontario. Totally doesn't affect your working in ontario at all. I finally made my hours and have applied but then...
Yes I went into visiting as a new grad... I personally have never had any issues and at first thought it would be terrifying but i love every minute of it... I work pt in a hospital because i like...
I work pt as a visiting nurse... i used to do it with another company but they never call so i have switched companies and like this one waaay better.. more orientation, better benefits.. i also work...
I think that is what i am going to do... i used to live in the usa and i found out after 10yrs didn't like arizona... to be quite honest the pay isn't all that much more than what i make and lower...
thanks for the info.. i have never been out of ontario and visited around canada... i have been to the usa and various states... i am hoping to figure out something soon.. the package is nice but i...
Hi everyone, Interestingly a recruiter called me today about job opportunities in Alberta. I had previously thought of Alberta before but never acted on it. I am a fresh new RPN grad working in...
The job situation is not bleak... i did my pregrad in LTC because well a mix up happened and my teacher took away my pick from the lottery we do.. and it was a big mess but God works in mysterious...
For me the anxiety pretest made it worse... when i actually sat in may it wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be... yes it was long but make sure u know ur interventions and therapeutic...
I just finished Mohawk RPN course and no we are not being phased out... We actually get to do a lot more than they used to "back in the day" LOL.. ( ok im tired) and now most hospitals will give the...
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I just finished school this year in ontario and my scope of practice is broader than what my fellow coworkers were when they finished (i worked as a ward clerk) RPNs can start iv's, do major wound...
right now most if not all the bridging programs are 3-4 yrs in length... if you look at UofIT it is still about 3 yrs... u just go through the summer months... i just finished my RPN schooling in...
I used to live in the states.. we have been back in canada for 6.5yrs now... it is soooo much better up here.... i hear students in my class talking about going down there to work.. In a way im glad...