tony2353

NC is a compact state, so it's SC. When moving From one compact state to another: You can practice on the former residency license for up to 30 days. You will be required to: Apply for licensure by endorsement (It is recommended that nurses apply 1-2 months in advance of a move.) Pay any applicable fees Complete a declaration of primary state of residency in the new home state You will be issued a new multistate license and the former is inactivated. You must notify the board of nursing in the former residency state that you have moved out of state. Proof of residency may be required. Example Scenario Let's say that Mary is a licensed RN who has primary residence in Colorado. However, she lives near the four corners (Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado). Since all of these states are participants, through the compact Mary can drive across these borders to practice, or practice electronically, without additional applications or fees. Mary decides later to move her primary residence to New Mexico. She now has a 30-day grace period to practice on the same license. By the end of the 30 days, Mary will need to have received her new multistate license. Mary would be wise to apply in advance of the move. I hope this clarifies it for you.

Ok, thanks for the posts! I feel that I can stablish a trusting relationship with my patients after the initial shock of getting a male OB nurse. I am not trying to be hard headed, but I don't like to be told I can't do something just because I am male... Well , will see what happens in my interview

I have aplied to an OB position on the OB department. The manager hinted that they would not hire a male. I think is discrimination. I have great disire to work in the department. What do you think? would you hire a male nurse for your ob unit?

Hi, I am a male nurse married 3 kids. I have applied to a position on my facility on the Labor and delivery unit. And they pretty much told me they don't want to hire a male nurse. I don;t think they can do that I think is discrimination. what do you think? do you think ladies would stop coming to our hospital because they don't want a male ob nurse?

Me too I want to know one way or another. Good Luck!

I have applied to USA FNP program about 2 months ago, I I still have not heard from them, anyone else still waiting?

I worked for me, I tried it right after I got home, and it would not let me register, 2 days later I found out I passed!!

hi everyone! my wife wants to move back to ut, i will graduate rn school in may '10. i have been reading some of the threads, it seems that is not easy to find a new graduate job, and i have two babies and a wife to support. my loving wife wants to go back to provo-salt lake area; can anyone tell me if there are enough hospital jobs out there for new rns? and can a man support his family in ut as a nurse?..... i would love to make my beautiful wife happy and bring her back home, i would just like some reassurance, and i did not go through 4 years of school to continue to struggle financially....

Hi, I will be moving to Johnson city soon, and I was wondering if anybody knows what the pay is for a entry level nurse there, and how is the work enviroment. Also, how is Johnson city, is it a nice palce to raise a family? Thank you for any information you may give me.