CalidthreeN

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1. Communicating with patients that don't speak English

   CalidthreeN posted a topic in General Nursing

   How do you go about communicating with and delivering care to patients that don't speak English when you also don't speak their native language? Does your facility have traslators readily available(by...

2. Are experienced nurses having an easy time finding work?

   CalidthreeN replied to CalidthreeN's topic in General Nursing

   I had assumed that after having at least 1 year of experience, it would be relatively easy to find work, but from the posts it seems that nurses of all experience levels are having a difficult time,...

3. Do you feel society is in denial about the nursing field?

   CalidthreeN replied to PinaColada's topic in General Nursing

   There are jobs, they just happen to be reserved for certain

4. Are experienced nurses having an easy time finding work?

   CalidthreeN posted a topic in General Nursing

   Are experienced nurses that have re-entered the job market or looking to change nursing jobs having an easy time finding work, or is it difficult for experienced nurses to make the transition given...

5. where are the damn jobs

   CalidthreeN replied to erkantarik's topic in New York Nursing

   The job market is crazy is NY, CT, NJ, and PA. Is almost non-existent unless you know people personally. Its not fair, but its the reality of the situation. Good Luck, everyone I know that got jobs as...

6. Collaborative Agreement

   CalidthreeN posted a topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   Can someone explain what is a collaborative agreement in regards to being and NP? Do all NPs need a collaborative agreement with a physician? How does an NP go about getting a collarborative...

7. NYP ED Residency

   CalidthreeN replied to SrhElzbthRN's topic in New York Nursing

   I've not heard of any restrictions on how many years of experience one must have to work in an ED in NY, although experience is usually preferred. I know for sure that all the nurse residency programs...

8. Tuition reimbursement @ NYP & Mount Sinai

   CalidthreeN posted a topic in New York Nursing

   Anyone know how much tution reimbursement is offered at NYP and Mount Sinai Hospital for graduate school. Also how long does a nurse have to work with them to be eligible to receive the tuition...

9. Is NYU's nursing program even good?

   CalidthreeN replied to kraam's topic in New York Nursing

   Wow, 200 to 250 students per class, I don't see how anyone can really learn in a class that size. My nursing school had 20 to 30 students per class. It doesn't seem worth it to pay so much money to go...

10. States with Real Nursing Shortages?

    CalidthreeN replied to KaringOne's topic in General Nursing

    Places that would definitely NOT be on the list of nursing shortage areas are NYC, New Jersey, California, and Pennsylvania. Places that are more likely to be in shortage areas include Southern States...

11. 2nd Interview after a year!!!!

    CalidthreeN replied to witc's topic in General Nursing

    Review common interview questions, and know how you would respond. Also sell yourself to the employer, let them know why they should invest in hiring you over an experienced nurse. Good Luck! And even...

12. Ok, what's the real deal with new grads?

    CalidthreeN replied to future nurse1's topic in General Nursing

    Well regardless of whom you are seeking info from, you should first get your degree and pass the NCLEX before you refer to any nurse as a

13. Ok, what's the real deal with new grads?

    CalidthreeN replied to future nurse1's topic in General Nursing

    I agree, it's not a good idea to first try to demean the people you are trying to obtain information from, that is offensive. But as for the job market right now, a number of factors play a role in...

14. new graduate nurse...worried and scared!

    CalidthreeN replied to OreoCookie3's topic in First Year After Licensure

    I think you should try nursing jobs in clinics or in homecare. New grads are considered for these areas too, you don't have to limit yourself to only hospital positions. Some places hire new graduates...

15. NYP ED Residency

    CalidthreeN replied to SrhElzbthRN's topic in New York Nursing

    The NYP nurse residency program is very competitive, Congrats on landing the interview, that's great. from what I've heard the length of the residency program is about 6 months, but for the ER I would...