Fiona59 replied to lilaclover6984's topic in Canada
I have problems with Awyl's situation for a couple of reasons. I'm working to full scope and she's not. We are paid on the same wage scale. I also want to know why her unit manager is allowed to...
Fiona59 replied to lilaclover6984's topic in Canada
I'm thinking awyl needs to contact her shop steward, CNE and go to the office of her service. No manager can decide which skills are utilized on their unit. Frankly, I'm not impressed that CLPNA...
Make yourself available for only full shifts. Even four hours pay is better than no pay. Four hours for me equals $130. Gas is $1.12 a litre. I still come out
Fiona59 replied to lilaclover6984's topic in Canada
Yup, and now we can IV push out here in Alberta. I'll never use either of these skills on my unit, but what they hey, I'm educated and certified. (and no, that's not a 72 hour certification,
She posted awhile back that she is undergoing treatment for Cancer. I imagine that she has more pressing issues than posting here. We just hope she is doing
Fiona59 replied to lilaclover6984's topic in Canada
Comparing American and Canadian LPNs and their scope of practice is similar to comparing apples to oranges. The only RN that the LPN reports to is the Charge Nurse, just as RNs do. We are...
It means Norway is concerned about the number of applicants it has for these visas. They want to know why people are applying in large numbers to migrate there, especially those without family
I would accept new grad nurse wages and be thankful. Where I live, we can't keep a practice permit if we aren't employed for a certain number of hours every three years. 13 years at home would...
Fiona59 replied to NurseOnAMotorcycle's topic in Emergency
Nobody in my family has ever waited more than 90 minutes to be seen in an ER. Usually we are in right away. And yes I live in Alberta, Canada. But then, as my son says "Mum, we only show up in Emerg...
Fiona59 replied to lilaclover6984's topic in Canada
Pete, here's a question for you. Do you feel better qualified as an RN than those who were trained in the hospital system or graduated up until 2009 as diploma RNs? These RNs had less than three...
Fiona59 replied to lilaclover6984's topic in Canada
I've never considered myself a "substitute" anything. The NB College of LPNs needs to get a move on. Having said that, it's vaguely familiar to some of the CARNA and UNA propaganda that appears during...
Yup, it looks like there are a lot of jobs for LPNs in the Edmonton area but you have to be very careful about which units you accept employment on due to the implementation of the new care model....
I've just looked at your posting history. Australia, NZ, UK, & Canada. All English speaking and all with some form of universal healthcare. When you get divorced, it is a time to make some...
There are stickies to look at that outline wages in different parts of the country. The government of Canada website outlines how to move here. The job markets in both area you mentioned are lousy....
Lila: I've heard of four LPNs at my hospital who have dropped out of the Athabasca Bridge because they just don't know what is happening anymore workwise. The trend does seem to be reducing the...
Pick a province. Contact provincial college of RNs to see if meet educational requirements. Canadian nurses are generally trained and then specialize after graduation. So you may have issues in some...
Fiona59 replied to sweetcaroline101's topic in General Nursing
So, what do you consider abuse? I've been punched, kicked, spat at, verbally assaulted, and nipped. Being vomited or pooped on is a walk in the park after you've wound up in Emerg because of a...