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Given the benefits of the union hospital, she is stuck with this facility. Given up funding her pension especially would be tough.

My wife has been an RN for 25+ years, but conditions since the pandemic have really taken its toll at work. She works in a top national union teaching hospital in a PACU. She was a volunteer in the ICU during the first COVID surge and it certainly left some scars. She's got another 10 years before retirement. She likes working with the patients in the PACU, but it's a big unit with lots of drama between nurses that creates a hostile work environment that she just can't deal with anymore. Where to go to get away from this? Any services where a senior RN can go and quietly finish her career?

akdennis58, My impression was that it was more difficult if the person didn't have a French passport. My wife would be a French citizen at that point. Thanks.

My wife started as an LPN in 1996 and became an RN (associate's degree) in 2001 in the States. She's been working full-time currently as a cardiac nurse. She is eligible to obtain a French passport (through our marriage) and our kids already have dual-citizenship. Is there any chance that her degree and experience will be recognized for her to work in France? Does anyone know what her next steps should be? Thank you.