Marshall1 replied to Angela carnes's topic in General Nursing
"Incidentally, I've seen younger nurses form cliches and bully the older nurses." 100% this happens more often than its discussed for sure.
Ageism is real in nursing. I'm sorry this happened...
Funny you mention that about being introverted but wanting to work directly with patients. I too am finding that some of the struggles that can come with being introverted are becoming more pronounced...
I have ny BSN and also a Masters in a non nursing but related healthcare field.
I previously worked for the company that offered the remote position so when I saw it posted I reached out...
You can look at USAJOBS.GOV for Federal Nursing jobs. I'm sure sites like Indeed.com and Glassdoor. com you could search tme as well I have worked for the VA in the past but never as a surveyor state...
Try these places to look for remote work:
Indeed.com
Glassdoor.com
Health Insurance agencies
Auto agencies
Home Health
Hospice
USAJOBS.GOV
Signallamp Health...
If you don't want any patient interaction then you would need to research jobs that are basically chart reviews, etc. Often times those require additional certifications or experience (Case Management...
As far as I know its only if requested but you would obviously have to be licensed in the state you would be working from. For instance if you like in Ohio but work for a company remotely whose...
For my particular job yes, I had to get a compact license but also had to apply for a single state license in another state that doesn't recognize compact licensure. It all depends on the position...
For those interested in remote (100%) try these places:
Indeed.com
Glassdoor.com
Health Insurance agencies
Auto agencies
Home Health
Hospice
USAJOBS.GOV...
Indeed.com and Glassdoor.com you can search remote positions. Insurance companies (health as well as others) also utilize remote nurses but often times those require CCM certifications but it doesn't...
You were absolutely taken advantage of in your previous job.
I 100% don't make visits, for these clients an emergency would constitute 9-1-1 being called or going to the emergency care...
I handle after hours calls for home care (not home health) clients. It's not an emergecy service, more like support/advice for questions/concerns that may come up after hours/weekends.
You can go...
Some companies do I know but mine doe not. They don't require a dedicated phone line - which is good as I live rural and those aren't available anymore where I live.
The company does pay for the...