sailnby

sailnby has 4 years experience and specializes in Adult Cardiac..

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1. SNF Transitional Care Unit: Staffing Ratios

   sailnby replied to kwvath's topic in LTC: Directors, Assistant

   The facility that I work at is actually transitioning into a TCU, and with that happening, we try to work and share staffing as if we are a TCU so the transitioning will be as smooth for both the...

2. Could employers judge people by their names?

   sailnby replied to MsbossyRN's topic in Nursing Career

   Some Nurse recruiters pay attention to names for some odd reason. They dont give people the chance to be able to be interviewed and to let them have a word before judging their name. My name is VERY...

3. Maryland Hospital Starting Salaries

   sailnby replied to MissBrittanyRN's topic in Maryland Nursing

   does genesis have a

4. Coppin State University Nursing Students

   sailnby replied to Iwantobeanurse's topic in Maryland Nursing

   I started Coppin and transfered to a different school about 2years after. I think Coppin is a good school despite what others say about it. Also, study groups are very helpful. However, it depends on...

5. Any NIGERIAN SRNA(s) or CRNA(s) here?

   sailnby replied to hojimma's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   Im Nigerian as well. Just graduated as a BSN. Looking forward to starting my masters but Im not too sure if I will do the CRNA. Maybe NP. Would love to join the "NIGERIAN GROUP"

6. BSN vs. RN Salary

   sailnby replied to busylizzy's topic in Alabama Nursing

   wether they pay BSN more or less than Associate RN's, it's ok, because currently more hospitals and nursing homes, including other facilities have been pushing for hiring RN, BSN

7. NEW GRAD Starting at Nursing Home for Experience, Good or bad?

   sailnby replied to SouthernAsh's topic in Florida Nursing

   I am going through the same issue right now. Just graduated and it seems as though I may need to make do with a job at the nursing home for now. Every other hospital wants experienced nurses or they...