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Try looking for working with children in the home setting. Most of them have DD and require skilled nursing care. Try Bayada or interim. Alot of these positions are working with school age students. You attend school with them. It is alot of work but never the same.

Hi. I will be starting on monday as the wellness manager at a job corps center. On Monday. I will manage the day to day running of the office I have 15 years of experience in nursing. I have been a supervisor, Done staff staff development. I will be majing $50,000 a year plus benifits. Good luck. If i can be of help please email me. Also traditionally hospital nurses make More than out of hospital nurses.

Hi. You definatly recieved bad info. I know of a nurse Who had the active disease. She went through the six week Iv treatment. In order to go back to work she was recultured To confirm no active disease. You will always rest positive. Incidently she got infected by using the units stethescope. Sorry you got bad advice. Cheri

Hi. I have been an rn for 15 years. I just accepted a new position as a rn manager of wellnes Center of a job corps. Job corps is under new management. The previous manager is not staying With the new company. The two lpns are staying. I am just wondering how to make the Transition yo the new compamy and me go more smoothly. I know that this is a stressful time for these Nurses. I do want to be successful. I just wondering if anyone has some good advice. I have been A supervisor and a unit manager before. I want to help decrease the stress. We dont have time to get to know eachother. The new company starts may 1. That is transition day. Please help Cheri