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I hope I replied well before this, my 'puter got the virus, knew I should of given it a shot. My case load has been reduced to 74, no meds just site visits in community as well as making hospital rounds where of course hippa rules stupidly supreme. 3 of the 5 nurses for 500 people are retiring this month no replacement of course the state needs them to run errands for the director. Looking forward to florida as soon as my wife's Fa and mom are ready-may be long their 85 and built the complete house themselves even cleared the land-doesn't that sound pioneer. Any who her dad is Alz. and its only a matter of time oh well pleasant change ie hippa joke nkock knock who there hippa hippa who-I can't tell you #2 Of course I can give you the medical data, the arresting officer will bring it with him. hope this makes up for long wait Christopher

:balloons: Congrats on the degree, I dont know what state you are in, Im NY. Ave pay for state DD RN 53k to 64k. Duties? I teach infection control, train medication personnel(non-nurse), attend surrogate court, am main nurse for 2 ICf(intensive care facility) and 6 group homes. In addition plan clinics keep medical paperwork up to date including quatrerly and annual observations. Sounds alot but we all do this or carry a 200 load for home visitation-thats considered a plum by the way, weekends off. Private agency down the road uses 6 nurses for same client load, but less money40-45K and no security. But if you love your job whatever the field, it is going to fit like a pair of slippers. Dont get intimidated, especially by those who cant share their knowledge and help you out-its probably not worth knowing anyway-check some of my emails out. You go where the job makes you feel alive and proud to be a Nurse and all it stands for. Do that and you'll rarely be wrong-lots of luck from an ancient nurse Christopher class of 77

Hi, I'm an RN 28yrs with DD. Looking to move to fla west coast around naples. Have about 2 years to retire here and take care of Wife's folks until.... I talked with Fla Nursing Dept, they suggest licensure asap and contacting the childrens hospitals in the area. I ran the care at home agency in long island new york but it is not a viable program in fla. Want to share data, leads? Christopher