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  1. RPN Wage Increase?

    Did you look on your union website? Or call the union for an update? Or ask your union rep....they should know what's going
  2. Alberta or manitoba?

    Oh for sure apply to those open northern positions. Sure way to get your foor in the door.
  3. Alberta or manitoba?

    to the OP Sorry for hijacking your thread....we got talking about the reality of finding work in Alberta. Its not easy finding that first job. I graduated in the states and with no healthcare...
  4. Alberta or manitoba?

    Well my resume and cover letter are submitted for that casual position. I have all the qualifications they're looking for so let's see if I get accepted or rejected for an interview. Maybe I should...
  5. Manitoba Settlement Plan

    Simple questions. Why do you want to move to Manitoba and where is all they are
  6. New nurse-never heard of this

    Hmmm...By classifying you as PRN I'm betting they don't have to offer you benefits. What about your hours, can they cut them at any time? Perhaps it would be a good idea to go to HR and ask for a...
  7. Alberta or manitoba?

    I think I'd be at step 2 or 3 since I've only been here 2 years and nursing for almost 4 yrs. Will let you know if I get interview for this casual
  8. Alberta or manitoba?

    Its rare that casual LPN positions are posted on the AHS public site. At any one time I've only seen at the max 24 LPN postings in my city on the AHS site. I just noticed a casual position posted for...
  9. career change.. What should I do?

    I'd finish the biology degree and really think if nursing is what you want. There are other interesting medical fields such as physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy to name a few....
  10. Alberta or manitoba?

    I'll take just about anything to get my foot in the door. But I can't even get an interview on a geri unit or ortho. The AHS homecare nurses inform me that there are loads of jobs posted on the job...
  11. Alberta or manitoba?

    We keep repeating that there are few jobs available for IENs and yet you all seem to ignore our warnings. I'm Canadian, I live in Alberta, I have been applying to AHS for 2 years and finally had an...
  12. Alberta or manitoba?

    I'm an LPN in Alberta but I don't work for AHS. I work for a homecare company subcontracted by AHS. My company is hiring LPNs...but the pay and benefits do not match those of AHS. I've been applying...
  13. New grad moving from ontario to alberta .

    There are also job postings on the CLPNA website. There's a bunch of jobs listed on there today. AHS is another story....I've applied for multiple AHS jobs and have finally landed an interview next...
  14. LPN discouraged about 'assessment' skills...

    Never be afraid to ask a question when you're not sure about something. "Hey nurse so-and-so, I think my patient has xyz....can you come with me and take a look and tell me what you
  15. Interview as a New Grad.

    Nursing jobs are not easy to find and as an IEN with little nursing experience you are at a disadvantage to Canadian educated and trained new grads. Get your one year of Canadian nursing experience in...
  16. The good, the bad, and the ugly

    The Good: I have a job interview for a newly created position that has never been held by an LPN, its only ever been done by RNs. The Bad: My current employer doesn't know I'm looking for another job....
  17. If she's not already an LPN or RN then it would be faster and easier to get married, apply for US greencard and then start school. There's lost of hoops to jump through and these days you really have...
  18. Florida nursing shortage?

    I spent 17 yrs in FL, got my LPN a few years ago as a career changer. I lived in the Tampa Bay area. I was lucky to find a job in LTC making $18 an hour with NO benefits. When I left I heard that the...
  19. Experience before nursing school in Canada.

    Look into training for nursing
  20. Canadian Nurses in Florida

    If you passed the NCLEX-Rn then you should have no difficulty passing the CRNE. You should google TN Visa and read up on the requirements. I can tell you that as a new grad you will have a difficult...
  21. prerequisite courses

    You can find all this information online. First you need to decide where you want to live, then you can google universities in that area. Then you can apply to the university, have your education...
  22. Are you living your life for you or your
  23. Initially your biggest hurdle will be time management and learning the flow of the unit. You'll find lots of great threads under "First Year after Nursing
  24. Need help! seniority or higher pay?

    In my local union those two months count towards the waiting time of a year to start contributing to the pension plan. Those two months also count to whatever waiting period you may have for...
  25. UK mental health nurse working in USA

    The first thing you will need to find out is if you will be eligible to work in the