I have BS in Biology, worked at a hospital that paid for my AAS education, but did not hire me because I did not have a BSN. Yeah, go figure!! No one cares what kind of degree you have. They only want a BSN. Lucky for me, I am in an area that readily...
I see your point and also realize that the possibilty of coming back from asystole is very low. However, I would hate to think that someone died because I wasn't able to access the emergency equipment that might have saved their life. At the same tme...
As an ER nurse in a super busy ER and frequent flyer in the travel sense, I have often thought about what I would do if I was called to help out in a code situation on a plane. This saddens me. I would hope that with an up to date ACLS card, prove ...
EDRN75 replied to faerygoddess's topic in Tennessee
I would seriously doubt the Med does loan reimbursement, but I can't say for sure. From what I've heard, the Med pays around $21/hr with a $1 something more for "bedside". They do not offer shiff diffs. The pay the least of all the area hospitals.
I got rejected after a second interview. When I reapplied to other areas, the nurse recruiter automatically forwarded my app. I did not have to start from scratch with the recruiter. Truthfully, why? I passed the recruiter's initial screening. If she...
I too graduated in December with my ADN. Waited until I was licensed to apply. Got a job in the ED 3 weeks after I started looking. Peds, L/D, and ICU are the most competitive areas so if that is where you want to go, I am sure they have been bombard...