Pmkn10RN

I wasn't hired for the position. Sorry I don't have any additional information to share or even about the interview since it was two years ago. Good luck.

I'm wondering the same thing and look forward to seeing the responses.

Thank you. I will be paying for school with a combination of money I've saved, scholarships, and employer tuition reimbursement. There is no way to know 100% what's the best decision so fingers crossed on this one.

I've been a nurse for a few years and recently started NP school and I find myself wondering if this is the right career path for me. I do think I would enjoy working as a NP, but I also feel like I would enjoy case management too as this is something I've looked into in the past. I just wanted to get others opinions about whether being a NP or case manager(work from home) would provide better long term career opportunities/flexibility. Whatever path I choose I'm only looking for part time work. I'm a person that changes their mind more than I'd like so, I'm trying hard to figure out what would be best for me. Any thoughts?

I didn't accept the job. I wouldn't feel comfortable and it seems dangerous. It just seems crazy that it's allowed. I wanted to hear what everyone else thought.

I interviewed for a position in a Level II NICU and was told that for all of the level II positions in the hospital system...there is only one nurse per shift( they will add another nurse if the census gets above 3 babies). I've always worked in level III units......is this common for level II?

Thank you for responding. I currently live in an area where the cost of living is higher and I make in that range now. I'd be happy if I was offered that range!

Hello. I recently found out I'll be relocating for my husbands job. I've been a RN for almost 6 years and was wondering how much I could expect to earn in the Austin area? Any recommendations for hospitals?

Thank you ICUNole. I read a post from 3 years ago that said they were offered a little less than. 24.50 so I felt 19.50 was not accurate. I know they have set pay scales , but l'll see what I can negotiate

Hello. I'm planning on relocating to the Tampa area and wanted to know how much I could expect to make with 5.5 years of experience? I'm just trying to get a ballpark idea before I interview. Thank you.

I'm in the same position...transfered to postpartum from another unit and I want to go back to my old speciality. My hospital says no transfers for 6m, but I spoke to someone yesterday who transfered back to her old unit after 3. I'm hoping they can bend the rules for me too. Good luck!

Thank you all for responding! I figured the respectable thing for me to do was to dress up but I just wanted to check to see if I could get out of it . I'll wear black slacks and a nice button down top.

Hello everyone. I will be interviewing soon for a school nurse job. I work night shift at my hospital and will be leaving work and heading directly to the school for an interview in morning. Would it be inappropriate or looked down upon to wear scrubs(navy) to the interview? I do have my go to interview outfit but I'm not sure I'll have much time to change into it. What would you do?

Thanks MBARNBSN. That's good advice...I plan on getting a hold of a few nurses who do that job.

I recently completed a phone interview with Aetna for a Utilization Management Nurse Consultant position. The recruiter said I would be expected to complete 20 reviews each day. I'm coming from a bedside position so I have nothing to compare this number to. Is 20 reviews a lot or an average number to be expected?