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Hi, everyone. I was just wondering if anyone knows if school nurses get paid maternity leave. If so how much? I am seriously thinking of applying for a school nurse position and I know we will trying for a baby in the next year and cannot do unpaid leave. Thanks.

So I've been a nurse a little over a year and I absolutely hate it. I'm physically and emotionally drained. I'm tired of the anxiety attacks before work, and feeling like a failure after. I really want to quit but I can't because I have a mortgage and bills to pay. Does anyone know of non bedside jobs that are more easier to handle. I would prefer insurance company nursing but it seems they want at least 3 years nursing experience. I just don't know what to do. Will anyone hire someone with 1 year of experience? I'm just trying to stick it out one more year in bedside but it's really hard. Please help!!

Hi. I'm looking for a job that isn't in the hospital setting. I did a year in the hospital on a telemetry unit and absolutely hated it. I'm wondering if I'll ever like nursing . I've been looking at Ltc facilities as well as home health and county prisons. My problem is when I look at reviews everything is negative. Everyone is always complaining about their job and I don't know if there will be a nursing job I will actually like. All the negativity is so discouraging I'm getting depressed in the job hunting process. I guess I wanna know is there anyone who actually likes their job that isn't in the hospital? Or is it just gonna gonna be a living he'll wherever I go?

Try Harbor hospital. That is a good place to start especially with an ADN. A good handful of my classmates got accepted around the same time I did. Everyone there is pretty friendly and helpful. Also check out Johns Hopkins Hospital. I worked there as a tech. I may be able to talk to someone for you if you are still interested. Inbox me if you want more information. Good Luck!!

I understand how you feel I just got hired after almost six months of searching but I basically had to bug the hell out of the HR lady. Just be persistant. Once they see how much you want the job they will find a way to get you in for an interview. Good luck!

I just want to know what is the average GPA to get into the nursing program at aacc? I have a 3.3-3.4 but im not sure if thats good enough. Also, when are clinicals and classes and how long do they last? Will i be able to keepp my job?