GM2RN

GM2RN

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  1. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    Not sure about that, but if you have your own insurance there's no need to worry.
  2. If a nursing student, you might even offer a little help with homework or tutoring as part of your
  3. Pay rate is significantly higher...

    I have thought the same thing about wasting time, but sometimes you just have to go through the process. Some interviewers are really put off by an interviewee asking about pay too early in the...
  4. Hire a nursing (or other college program) student that is willing to stay the night. He/she can make some extra money for doing homework and/or sleeping, and you won't have to pay a ton of money for...
  5. Pay rate is significantly higher...

    For the online application, just put $1.00; they'll get the idea or figure it's a typo. I agree with your last comment. Let them talk as much as
  6. Pay rate is significantly higher...

    Agree. Besides, her definition of "significantly higher" may differ "significantly" from yours, or mine. I also agree that it's way too early to discuss wages. And, by telling them what your current...
  7. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    Thanks! That's what I was thinking when I asked question. Plus, I would still want to be covered in between
  8. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    Great information. Thanks! Question: Is it the agency or facility that pays for malpractice
  9. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    That's great for you. Some of us can't afford for money to be
  10. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    i have been intending to find out exactly what malpractice insurance would cost me for awhile now, so i called nso just a couple of hours ago. fnps in my state would pay approx. $1300/year, anps...
  11. do you get paid more for certifications?

    I've worked for 3 different union hospitals, all in the same region, but have never seen this done.
  12. Mandatory Overtime-- what do you think?

    I am union also. I can be mandated for 4 hours only (I work 12 hour shifts), and only once every 3 months. That's vastly different than being mandated daily or
  13. Mandatory Overtime-- what do you think?

    My thought exactly! The other thing that comes to mind is MALPRACTICE INSURANCE, as in get your own if you don't already have it. Forcing you to work under those conditions could cause a...
  14. Including the information I suggested might take a little research, but it will definitely make your resume stand out, and the effort will be worth
  15. Am I selfish for going back to school?

    It's been my experience that those who post a question like yours don't really care whether or not it is selfish, they just want support from those who will tell them to do what they want to do. If...
  16. Somthing needs to change. Is agency nursing for me?

    In addition to working PRN for your current employer, you might potentially have 2 or more PRN jobs to ensure that you get the hours you need and still have more control over your schedule. Of...
  17. do you get paid more for certifications?

    That probably only counts in non-union hospitals. Annual pay increases are automatic and built into the contracts of union
  18. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    Yup. I want to make the same or more than I did last year without having to work OT to do
  19. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    FNP = Family Nurse
  20. Do FNP's really make 80k to 90k a year?

    ROTFLMAO!
  21. One confused LPN

    It's water under the bridge now, but I would at least have consulted with an attorney without them knowing. I have no idea what options you may have
  22. do you get paid more for certifications?

    Agree with above. The hospital pays for us to take ACLS, TNCC, ENPC, etc., but we don't get paid any more per hour for taking them. We do get an extra $500 per year for passing the CEN
  23. Male nurses hired faster?

    My feelings about your replies are torn. I can appreciate that you want to provide for your family. I graduated at 49 with a family to support and went back to school when I had rent and other bills...
  24. Male nurses hired faster?

    I was speaking from experience as well. It appears as if you are new this forum. Some of the issues raised here have already been discussed many times in other threads. If you care to read any of...
  25. Male nurses hired faster?

    You should want to be looked upon favorably because of your skills and attitude as a nurse, not because of your