babicatcher

Hi-I have been a traveler for many years and have gone from paper to computer. You are given an orientation period and at least one class in the computer format used on your new unit-sometimes over 2 hours or even 2 days depending on system. I do L&D so we always have at least 2 computer systems and thankfully they are often the same 2 systems. Most places, the other nurses (reg staff and other travelers) are extremely helpful. When you interview for assignment (be sure you always do a phone interview and ask questions that are important to you) they will tell you what you can expect during orientation. hope this helps:)

Hi All- So happy I came across this site. Have been sitting here now for about 3 hours researching rn-coding and the more I read (I've read ALL of your comments) and am just about convinced to do this. I have been a traveler for about 15 years and want to work from home, but need full time work. You all have been sooooooo helpful-thank you all so much. By the way, the books needed for the 1 week course by "RN-Coder" are much cheaper from Barnes and Noble than Ingenix.com or AMAPress .com from rn-code site-save ~$50 and s&h free, to your door! Hope this helps. Only 14 more msgs to go-thanks.