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Run4life

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  1. Do you know if Riverside offers a program for RNs wanting to rejoin the workforce? I have been out of nursing for awhile, my license is on inactive status, but may be returning due to divorce.
  2. Does anyone have a recommendation for the best place to get CEUs in Ohio or on-line? I have been out of nursing, on inactive status since the beginning of 1998 and am considering returning. I do know some hospitals will pay you to attend a refresher/CEU course too. I live in Northwest Ohio.
  3. Thank you. Funny I felt Med/Surg and Cardiac nursing was also so physically an emotionally draining! I think the whole career field is, unless maybe you are a school nurse. Although it probably has it moments too! Thanks for your input. I really enjoy reading all the posts on this site. It is awesome.
  4. Hello everyone! I graduated from an Associate degreed school of nursing in June 1994. I only practiced on a Med-surg and Cardiac floor for about 2 1/2 years and then began helping my husband in his newly formed company. And eventually I ended up there full-time. I am the Human Resource Manager, over about 90 employees. ANYWAY....my husband and I are having prolems after 25 years of marriage and I am thinking of returning to the nursing field. My license has been on inactive status during this time. I don't really care to go back to hospital nursing, but I do think OB would be a huge interest to me. Can anyone give me advice on how difficult it is to break into this field? I live in Ohio. I also have an interest in neonatal ICU. Also advice on where to begin again would be very helpful. Thanks!

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