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iIAM SURPRISED AT THE SILLY ANSWERS. YOUR NEXT STEP IS TO GO TO YOUR BOSSES BOSS (DIRECTOR, ASST DIRECTOR, MED SURG DIRECTOR, HR, ETC.) YOU TAKE YOUR PICK. IN FACT GO WITH SOMEONE ELSE TO SHOW THAT YOUR MANAGER IS NOT DOING HER JOB AND TAKING YOUR STRESSES SERIOUSLY. AARE YOU READY FOR THAT UNCOMFORTABEL STEP. IF NOT THEN IT DOESNT HURT BAD ENOUGH DEAR.

Centennial does not have a bridge program at all. It will take 5 longs yrs to go from a pn to a bsn! What stupidity. This is what i hated most about living in E. Canada. All the good stuff was out west in BS. Five yrs is a masters degree! I agree with the poster on a page that something has to be done to allow more rns in the field without all the years and loans it will take for a simple rn degree.

Don't let anyone scare you. I am self employed at it is not as hard as you think. My liability insurance (up to 2' million) is less than 1000/yr. There is no 'reams and reams' of work. This is nonsense. You are a sole proprietorship, not a a multimillion dollar corp. When you are a registered business and suddenly become unemployed, you can seek state aid. Also insurance is better. I used to work under the table without any strings attached. But this was with someone I knew. In any case, do you research and know that it is possible. I am so happy with my decision. All I was doing was working for a large corporation and having them pay me pennies!!!

Too bad Renal Care Group is gone. I hear FMc in the Nj area is not good. I hear the attitudes are bad. I'm in Vegads at a formerly RCG facility. We were aquired by FMC this year adn things have been the same of course. The most thing I like though is the fact that the RN and techs get along pretty well. I don't know about Davita but with FMC and RCG techs were trianed very well. They know alot. Other dialysis facilites haev the RN doing the bulk of the work.