Wolverine2010RN

Nothing, but I am anxiously waiting...good luck...hope we hear soon.

Have you heard anything yet on the interview front?

Exactly. We all need the stress relief from somewhere.

Been told many times to not quit my day job, to which I kindly reply "Don't have one, but I wont quit my night job either"

Take that message to heart. Lots of studies have shown you are more alert while on nights when properly hydrated. Caffeine and sugar are highs and lows; overall hydration with water is key to life. Good advice.

Know your resources, because most nights, its only you! :) Cheers.

So, to answer your question. U of M (non magnet) pays 25.55+ differential for new grads (level A nurse). Detroit Children's (magnet I believe) pays $23 ish.......Just look to other places. Your number seems real low...Are you a LPN?

'Boston Med' Nurse Balances Work, Personal Life This is a good interview.

I thought they did a pretty good depiction of some RN's tonight.....Good Show, keeps me watching.

Thanks for reading.....I am in a bit of a good pickle... I recently received job offers from two places, but need some pros and cons... I recently received a job offer from the local VA Hospital in Ann Arbor that is part time (24 hrs a week). The offer at UM Hospital is a Med Surg Unit (36 hrs a week). The units are similar, patient population obviously quite different. I wonder about benefit differences, ability of a part time employee to pick up shifts, working conditions, and others. Can I get some input from y'all (sorry southerner here). I'd love an employee of both to send me a PM. If not, any input is good.

I recently passed NCLEX (yahooooooooooo!!!) and have a permanent ID with the State Board of Nursing (verify a license). Is your permanent ID your license number? Just trying to figure this thing out. Sorry, new nurse here. Thanks all, Cheers.