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  1. What would you do?

    mamamccoy posted a topic in Disaster Preparation

    I sub for the nurse at my kid's school. I'm an RN but only sub since I have a daughter with Type 1 and a son with HLHS, pacemaker, asthma. My kids overall are pretty healthy. they have had their...

  2. What would you do?

    mamamccoy replied to mamamccoy's topic in Disaster Preparation

    Thanks. The bummer is - the nurse I sub for is pregnant, high risk and I'm subbing for her maternity leave. We have no other sub nurses and 5 type 1 diabetics at school - let alone asthma!!! this...

  3. Returning to nursing

    mamamccoy posted a topic in Nursing Career

    I have been out of nursing for 7 years now - I have kept my license and CPR certification current and am thinking about going back to work part time. I have filled in as the school nurse a few times...

  4. Thinking of LTC

    mamamccoy posted a topic in Geriatric, LTC

    I'm thinking of returning to work after 7yrs of at home with kids - background is med/surg, neuro/surg & home care but thinking of applying at NH in town - weekends. Looking for advice - thnks in...

  5. Thinking of LTC

    mamamccoy replied to mamamccoy's topic in Geriatric, LTC

    thanks so much for the advice - I appreciate it! I'm putting in my app today - also thinking of a job in an md office where one of my friends is an APN, part time 3 days a week - i think i would love...

  6. Thinking of LTC

    mamamccoy replied to mamamccoy's topic in Geriatric, LTC

    Thanks for all the help - I'm putting in my

  7. Thinking of LTC

    mamamccoy replied to mamamccoy's topic in Geriatric, LTC

    thanks for the info - anything I should ask about when/if I interview? Also, I've seen people refer to Baylor hours? what is

  8. Thinking of change

    mamamccoy replied to bhappy's topic in Nursing Career

    I spent 3 years in home health & loved it - you have a great deal of independence and it is truly a learning experience - you get the privilege of caring for patients in their own homes where they...