Don't mention this in interviews. When an offer is extended, inform HR and/or the nurse manager of any prior obligations. This happens all the time and is usually
You have to do what works for you right now. If the clinic job gives less stress and more time for your family, I say go for it. Who knows? You may enjoy the clinic work. In a few years, the nurse...
roser13 replied to NursehoneyBeBe's topic in General Nursing
Answering my own question.........I think. "Embeddedness refers to the degree to which economic activity is constrained by non-economic institutions. The term was created by economic historian Karl...
Nursing sucks because some folks have stricter personal codes of ethics than others? Huh?? No one said anything was immoral. And BTW, your opinion of employers being responsible for job-hopping is...
My husband says that the emla cream takes a full 2 hours to work. While I have a hard time believing that, he's the boss in port matters. Why does your patient refuse
Baked goods and a nice letter does nothing for a job hopper's resume. And yes, it IS disrespectful to waste others' time, energy and $$$, all the while planning to move
I am not a goody two-shoes, nor do I labor under the impression that employers are 100% fair and equitable to nurses (although mine is). However, having a decent understanding of the massive costs...
I used to have the "too nice" gene as well. And have grown to realize that life is too short to spend part of it as a doormat. Furthermore, I have observed that every single co-worker who displays...
roser13 replied to RNsecondcareer's topic in General Nursing
Experience as an MA/LPN will not count toward RN nursing experience. If you hold a license as an RN, you will be held to the standards of practice of an RN, even while working as an
"I do not want to take any job that will make me an offer" That is exactly what most new grads are required to do these days just to get their foot in the door. They are also: Relocating for a...
I used to think that also, but I have been informed that in some states, a license of sorts is issued. It seems to be more a matter of the state wanting to regulate and keep track of the
"Others say she will have no trouble finding a job anywhere, even with a public university BSN." Depending upon your location, this may well be 100% wrong. There might be some truth to this if you...