HI there! It's been a while since, i've been online. Yea, it's the pits! I read what everyone's opinion is. The fact here is that everyone's "walk to hospital" work is different. Sometimes it's mere...
The only solice I get in this whole matter is that I'm not in the boat by myself. You would think with the shortage of RNs that LVNs would be the resource needed to lighten the work load of the RN....
I"ve always wanted to work the ER. I was trained by Companion Hospice as an admission's LVN but found that it was more PR than anything else and the waiting for paperwork to be done was waaay too time...
Hello and Happy Thanksgiving, I'm finding that this is a major dilemna! I graduated in 2005 and without that 1 year of acute care (not being able to use my clinical time)no hospital will employ me. It...
I don't know if you know about something called an umbrella. The way I understand it, any given facility, if they train their MAs to give injections, then, they can do exactly that but only in that...
Hello there, I'm in the California area and only can speak about here. I do home health with fagile children, though, alot of quadraplegics require this particular kind of care. They are able to take...
Hi Again, If money isn't an issue home health agencies are always in need of LVNs. If you have any friends already in a hospital, see if they can get you in. I can't impress upon you how important...
Hi There! I know the pickle you're in. I graduated back in 05. No one told me, my teachers etc., that you have to have 1 year of acute care, LTC or clinical office experience to get a GOOD job. I made...
Hello fellow California LVNs, I spoke to a nursing recruiter from the major hospital in my area which is Corona. As I have written before, I am having an awful time looking for hospital work. I was...
Wow! OH. is bad. Well to reply to both of you, I can only get home health and alot of them want that same year of acute experience. SNFs want 1 year of experience also. I definitely agree with your...
I've worked assisted living for a year. This was a mistake. I should have gotten into acute care immediately after coming out of school. Now I can't get a job without 1 year of acute care. In Los...
treeloc replied to christineb1213d's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
I congradulate you on your success. I have been going through the same thing since 2004. I need that one year of acute care experience. I did clinicals at UCLA and that doesn't seem to count for a...