I know this thread is a little old but thought I 'd answer anyway. I work for a not-for-profit Hospice agency. I make $52,800/yr salaried as a Case Manager. I have 21 patients which is way too many...
KJB_65 replied to MustangSallie1997's topic in General Nursing
Cheers for my co-workers. They are THE hardest working group of women (no men there right now) that I have ever had the priviledge of working with and not one of them would not help If I needed it....
I have experienced extreme highs and lows over the course of my career and I wish I was one of those people that could leave work at work, but I don't. So...there are days when I wish I would have...
1. was salary a major contirbution of why you went into nursing? not really. i was a single parent and really looking more for a profession i knew i could find a job in after i graduated. 2. what was...
Hi. I live in Northeast Florida. I've been a nurse for 12 years. I am also currently a Hospice nurse and make a little over $52,000/yr. I was offered a job at Shands Jacksonville at $26/hr for day...
Hi everyone. I was born and still live in St. Augustine. I am a Hospice Case Manager and have been a nurse for 12 years. I have done a little of everything but Hospice is my first love in nursing. I...
I wanted to say "not any longer". That was the first thing that came to mind but in giving it more thought I'd say it's not my passion but I am passionate about the care I give my patients. Nursing is...
I've used a BP cuff in place of a tourniqet but honestly only if I don't have one available. I work with one nurse who only uses her cuff but it is cumbersome to me. I prefer the tourniqet. Not really...
45 is definitely not too old. My own belief is that you are NEVER too old to do what you want. I'm 42 and considering going back to school but probably not for nursing. Go for
You did the right thing as far as I'm concerned. I think we all try not to "leave" anything for the oncoming shift but sometimes thats the way it goes. Some things are not worth arguing about and you...
We work in Teams. 1 RN Case Manager and 1 LPN to assist. Most of the case managers have 22-28 patients. I have 20 and they tell me I don't have enough patients to get an LPN on my "team". Bahhh. They...
I can tell you that I am salaried RN Case Manager and I wish I was hourly or per diem. I put in no less than 50 and most of the time 60 hrs a week. My "hourly" wage divided by the hours I actually...
I've done Hospital, Dialysis, Office nursing, Home care and Hospice. I have not found a nursing position yet that was low stress. Home care for an LPN may be less stressful. You aren't having to case...
The company I work for has us do ranges of: SN 2-4x month with 48 prn HHA 1-3x week with 32 prn MSW 1-4x month with 48 prn I think they are strange ranges. The only thing it helps me with is our...