Idaho Murse replied to RalphRenner's topic in General Nursing
Well, I think legally you have to ask that person to stop whatever behavior they are doing before you can do much. Have you asked them to not do that? If you have and it continues, you have a couple...
Based entirely on location. And in what line of work you are in. In Idaho the hospitals start around 22/hr and other places start at 30 and still other like California could be as high as 35-40. But...
Skip the LPN portion. Also getting an associates in 2 years then doing your BSN isnt a 6 year deal, usually 4-5 total. I say skip the LPN portion because you will probably spend 15-20k for a program...
you know your final goal, you are in an LVN program. My question is why are you in an LVN program and not a BSN program? You need your BSN before you can even think of becoming an RNFA, being an LVN...
I am not sure how many replies you will get with your survey. Most people want some semblance of anonymity, and those are some pretty telling details. Just a
Idaho Murse replied to Jamthenurse's topic in General Nursing
Actually there are tons of programs in the NW, and there are surpluses of new grads everywhere. PS didnt mean to no address the OP just couldnt let that go with out a
Idaho Murse replied to Idaho Murse's topic in General Nursing
Well update on my situation, my nurse recruiter, manager, and CNO, all said they had my back and not to worry. They understand that it was not my fault and that I am keeping my
Idaho Murse replied to Idaho Murse's topic in General Nursing
I was licensed, just not in the state. They were aware and knew that I would have to endorse over, and were ok with that. But the fact that me having to wait at least 3-4 weeks before I can do direct...
Idaho Murse replied to Idaho Murse's topic in General Nursing
I have actually started working, I was in orientation on all week. So I have gone through a lot of steps to be here, and it just feels like the rug is being ripped out from under
I felt so happy and elated when I found out I got the job that I was really looking for, on a floor that was my passion. I feel defeated because one of the stipulations of the job was to have my RN...