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hey was thinking about WGU Would mind enlightning me on how a nursing class breaks down? how many papers projects etc thanks so much bobby

I would just Hang up on his rude ass. Dr's get alway with way too much BS. Some things Dr's do and get away with, we would be fired or in trouble in a heart beat

I know BARD offers classes around the country. www.crbard.com I think there are free but not sure.

I know BARD offers classes around the country. www.crbard.com I think there are free but not sure.

Hey Mattsmom: I currently place PICC's for a Radiology Company (PRN), usually 5-8 days amonth. I get 125.00 per picc (successfull or not) usually these are in a Nursing Home or Rehab hospital, and rarely in a patients home. My incorporation is in Nevada, I did almost all of it myself, with alittle help from a CPA. Good luck----BP

Hey Mattsmom: I currently place PICC's for a Radiology Company (PRN), usually 5-8 days amonth. I get 125.00 per picc (successfull or not) usually these are in a Nursing Home or Rehab hospital, and rarely in a patients home. My incorporation is in Nevada, I did almost all of it myself, with alittle help from a CPA. Good luck----BP

I place PICC"s as a independent contractor for a Radiology company, I get 125.00 per picc, sucessfull or not. Will be relocating to the Denver area soon, does anyone know of a company that use's nurse's to place PICC lines as a independent contractor in Denver? thanks I am an RN learning to place PICC lines (with ultrasound), my employer is looking at starting a mobile PICC team to place piccs at all 4 local subacute facilities as opposed to sending the pt out to the hospital for PICC placement (inconvenient and expensive!). Could any of you give me an idea of what you are paid to place PICCs-- are you a "regular" employee paid per hour (any increase for the special skill?) or are you paid per stick? Thanks a lot.

I place PICC"s as a independent contractor for a Radiology company, I get 125.00 per picc, sucessfull or not. Will be relocating to the Denver area soon, does anyone know of a company that use's nurse's to place PICC lines as a independent contractor in Denver? thanks I am an RN learning to place PICC lines (with ultrasound), my employer is looking at starting a mobile PICC team to place piccs at all 4 local subacute facilities as opposed to sending the pt out to the hospital for PICC placement (inconvenient and expensive!). Could any of you give me an idea of what you are paid to place PICCs-- are you a "regular" employee paid per hour (any increase for the special skill?) or are you paid per stick? Thanks a lot.