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Hospitals are in the money making business

So are those jobs hard to get? Can new grads get those jobs?

Most jobs say they want 1 to 2 years. How do new grads get that? Do clinicals count? Does working as a cna count?

Also, would that make it easier to get a job if they knew I didn't need anything like health insurance etc?

What would I be considered? I would full time but not drawing benefits. How much more an hr would I make?

Here's the situation, Im a vet so I wouldn't need insurance from wherever I get a job. As a future new grad starting out could I get paid more not getting benefits?

On the holiday pay, say to work 7p to 7 a on thanksgiving, would you get talk and a half up to midnight or would you get it your whole shift?

How do they choose who works the major holidays? (xmas, thanksgiving etc.)

Do you get extra if you work holidays?

So how much more does one make (in you own individual experience) working nights? A couple dollars an hour?

Do more new rn's have to start nights?

My gf when she worked it hated it with a passion. Said it was hard to see friends and family etc. Does anyone like it? Was is good about it? Doesn't seem like anything to me.

What is the most hours you work in one week? When does overtime start for nurses?

Do most ft nurses do 36 hours? Do most have back to back days (ex. m, tues, and wed) or is it split up. Also, how often are they on call? Do some of yall have two different nursing jobs to get more hours?

How long does it take?