prisonnurse02 replied to MChris9603's topic in Correctional
That sounds like a load of crap to me. They will do NCIC checks and possibly credit checks, but I don't think what you are saying even sounds legal, much less
prisonnurse02 replied to churchsgirl's topic in Nurse Management
I'm sure it's different for different managers but to me, the content is the most important thing. Also, I frown heavily on grammar and/or spelling errors. I mean, if you are trying to make a good...
prisonnurse02 replied to 1manwlfpk's topic in General Nursing
I think it depends upon how long you have already been waiting. Have you interviewed with anyone? If so, you can send them a "thank you" follow up letter. From a management standpoint, I don't see a...
I also have just applied from a job in occupational health. I have been a nurse for 18 years, but I'm nervous and very much want this position. Regarding certifications, from what I understand, you...
prisonnurse02 replied to lumbarpain's topic in Correctional
You would do absolutely fine in corrections. All in all, it's about the "easiest" nursing job I can think of. I'm sure this depends upon what type of facility you work in, but it's certainly less...
prisonnurse02 replied to harmonpa's topic in Correctional
I have been working in corrections (prison, not jail) for almost 8 years. The very best advice if you must go into corrections is definately being firm, fair and consistent. Treat the...
prisonnurse02 replied to CaliNrse's topic in Correctional
You can still work in corrections. You definately cannot work in a prison that your family is incerated at, but anywhere else should be okay. When your employer asks if you know anybody who is...
prisonnurse02 replied to inchargern's topic in Correctional
Can you not talk to your supervisor (the one that works for the same company you do)? There seems to definately be some illegal things going on here and you will be much better off leaving your job...
prisonnurse02 replied to Supercandy131's topic in Correctional
I have been working in corrections for 7 years. It is very difficult not to become "institutionalized". It only takes being scammed a time or two before you get skeptical. I have found that if you...