ethelbsnrn replied to worldsas's topic in Texas Nursing
From Wikipedia.... Per diem, is Latin for "per day" or "for each day". It usually refers to the daily rate of any kind of payment. It may also refer to a specific amount of money that an organization...
ethelbsnrn replied to worldsas's topic in Texas Nursing
From Wikipedia....Pro re nata is a Latin phrase that literally means "for the thing born". It is commonly used in medicine to mean "as needed" or "as the situation
We have the same problem with you. Our nurse manager assigns RNs as "police officers" for every shift. When there are complaints about noise level getting out of hand, she talks to the "police...
How about California? 1) There is a legally-mandated patient-nurse ratio law. 2) The housing market is affordable now considering their high salary. My house in Texas has increased its market value...
Trying to decide which one is better. I was offered employment in their ICU's. Both offers the same base pay. Hermann has $7,500/semester tuition reimbursement compared to St. Luke's $2,500 only....
ethelbsnrn replied to worldsas's topic in Texas Nursing
I was in Houston for interview 2 weeks ago. With 7 years experience in US and 6 yrs experience abroad (RN III): SLEH (TMC) - $37.50 - (2,500 relocation assistance, with referral bonus) St. Luke's (The...
ethelbsnrn replied to ethelbsnrn's topic in Texas Nursing
RN 1989, Thanks for the input re: magnet hospitals. I am really leaning towards St. Luke's-Woodlands because of the magnet status. It is the SLEHS that has acquired the magnet status. I am just...
ethelbsnrn replied to ethelbsnrn's topic in Texas Nursing
61 VIEWS, no reply... Maybe nobody offers these great benefits, if only employers know that this can be a good recruitment/ retention scheme. Still waiting.....for
DO you know of any hospital in Texas (usually affiliated with universities) that offer this great benefit to their employees? Any info will be much appreciated.
ethelbsnrn replied to ethelbsnrn's topic in Texas Nursing
I have noticed in my workplace that a lot of senior nurses who are supposed to have retired are still working because: 1) they need to send their kids to collge, or 2) they don't have medica/dental...
ethelbsnrn replied to John123's topic in Texas Nursing
TX2007, Would you accept a PM (private message)? I'd like to tell you the rates I was quoted just before Thanksgiving Holiday when I shopped around Midland-Odessa area. Your profife doesn't accept...
ethelbsnrn replied to John123's topic in Texas Nursing
Helllllo Nurse, I don't know which part of Texas you work. But I think you are grossly underpaid. I have phone calls everyday from travel nurse recruiters asking me to work for $450 for 12 hours in...
ethelbsnrn replied to John123's topic in Texas Nursing
Payscales are better now. $20.61 as starting rate for new grads in our part of Texas (Midland). Our staff Rn's capped at $36/hr. We have PRN rates from $29 to 40/hr depending on the TIERs. And most...
ethelbsnrn replied to ethelbsnrn's topic in Agency Nurses
Thanks, Dolce for the reply. I didn't mean to say I won't have any insurance. I have a family to take care of. I am trying to weigh if getting a private insurance will work instead of the group...
ethelbsnrn replied to ethelbsnrn's topic in Agency Nurses
Thanks RN1989 for your reply. :balloons: So far, everybody discourages me to go the PRN route. I wonder what is the motivation of those IC nurses, travel, agency, registry nurses. Are they all...
If you are going to work in Fort Worth area, which hospital would you apply to? I am looking for a hospital with a good CVICU, good bennies, not usually understaffed...etc...all those things that...
ethelbsnrn replied to ethelbsnrn's topic in Texas Nursing
Well, thanks for the info re: these neighborhoods. The reason why I chose them from all the ISD's there is because they are on top of the list as "exemplary schools" according to greatschools.net....
ethelbsnrn replied to ethelbsnrn's topic in Texas Nursing
Looks like Harris Methodist and Baylor All Saints are both on top of the list. Anybody currently working there - in their CVICU, cardio -thoracic ICU or SICU? How much do they usually pay for 13 years...