dgarney

I've applied everywhere from Albany to Glens falls. These are the only job offers I've received in 4 months of sending out applications. 2 girls from my class got positions in Albany @ $20 per hour and another girl found a position in clifton park for $15/ hr and the rest that passed the boards are still looking.

I'm flexible. I do like the idea of having a set schedule easier to plan out rest of life and having a regular paycheck. I can live without the benefits however it is nice to have the option. As a new nurse would i get more experience at a long term care residential facility? How much would i see/ learn on an overnight shift?

I'd say rural area. Saratoga County. With job #2 medical and dental (preventative) is free for employee and $120 month for family. There is also a flexible spending account and a health reimbursement arrangement. But it starts 6 months after hire date. after 1 yr 10 days vacation, 12 sick days, 10 paid holidays, and 5 personal days.

Hello. I am a new grad LPN and have been interviewing since May. I have finally landed not 1 but 2 job offers. And orientation begins for both on Monday Oct 3rd. I have to make a decision on which one to accept and I am stressing over making the right decision. Please help. My goal is to return to school in the near future and get my RN. I am a licensed Massage therapist and would eventually like to start my own business offering home care and promoting stress less massage therapy. But first I need experience. Job offer #1 Long term care residential facility per diem with possible part time position in near future. $14.30/hr Through county (NY) 6 week paid orientation full time no benefits or shift differential until part time Job offer #2 Residential overnights w developmentally disabled population (3 nurses per shift for 13 clients in each house) full time w benefits sat - tues evening $12.97/ hr with $1.25 shift differential 4 week paid orientation full time Please feel free to ask or point out anything I should take into consideration. I'm nervous and excited about starting this next chapter in my life. Thank you for your time.