Language skills will also be an issue. Do you speak, read, and write Dutch? English isn't your first language by the wording in your post. Every European hospital I've ever been in has required the...
He lives in Ontario and happily admits to using provincial healthcare, collecting child tax credits, etc, because he's paid in. He also claims to have lived "below the poverty line" for most of his...
But he wants to be a NP as fast as possible! So he can move to the US. SEems to have no problem using Canadian tax money to fund his education, health care, and income. He's got children, so his...
So are you going to contact your university and find out how much the course actually costs? Not how much a Canadian student pays? Overseas students pay twice what you will. And good luck with your...
By any chance are you a Freeman of the Land? You've already admitted to wanting a subsidized education. A heavily subsidized one by the time you finish that NP that talk about in another thread. You...
Yes, you are in for a very interesting time if indeed you are going into a Canadian nursing programme. If you are a Canadian, you have taken advantage of universal healthcare (which is different from...
Ask a recruiter. The "elite" unit s JTF2. You don't join as a new recruit. I think the unit you are asking about is the rapid response unit for disaster relief and is made up of medics, combat...
Fiona59 replied to SouthernBelle85's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
Thank them for the experience and the ability to develop your skill set. Then if pressed tell them that you were having a hard time adapting to permanent night
Hell, that's nothing. Imagine if you will a serious job shortage and family constraint on availability. Which resulted in four years of casual work in Long Term Care. Heavy Long Term Care units....
I'm Canadian and have only ever worked in union hospitals. There are few non-union facilities back east. The thing is the few non-union places in town (ie: health centres) tend to match union wages...
I'd love 14-2200! I work 15-2300. I've done nights. Evenings are better on your body. I work part time and rotate between days and evenings. I have coworkers who work fulltime rotating d/e and...
AHS has to interview all qualified internal applicants before they can look at external applicants. Managers want to avoid grievances at all costs. In fact being overqualified for the job may act...
Respecting your coworkers is a two way street. When report is being given in a language that is not English you have a problem. Yes, bedside report. Patient can't understand it, the NA can't...
AHS has signs on the units stating that "English is the language of the workplace". It's not enforced. It's a joke. I've had patients complain to me about previous shifts and I refer them to patient...
Somebody told me to get another job because she wanted and deserved mine! Well, she finally got a job on the unit, passed her probationary period and promptly went on disability and hasn't been sen...
Text speak. RU h8trz rding this? Would you chart in text? Then don't expect us to read it here! Especially if you are ranting that LPNs aren't real nurses and you are pre-nursing major (I mean what...
I once explained the difference between LPNs and RNs in terms that people could understand. I live in a military town. LPN = enlisted. RN = officer. Both roles/ranks valuable. Many skills