ashfost

I am currently applying for this type of position however I have a question regarding the rules of "where you work". In example, my home is in Atlanta but I travel back and forth between Atlanta and Dayton, OH (personal reasons). Would I be able to work when I have to be in Dayton or am can I only work out of Atlanta?

I don't know how they select their students but lets hope the process is a little more difficult than just showing up to interview. :) There are a lot of schools out there like that and I just don't trust them. But that's just me. I took some summer courses at Clayton while I was in undergrad and they were not a walk in the park. So I was hoping the their graduate program would be structured the same way. I submitted my application packet in December so I was hoping to have heard something by now. What part of town do you live in? (You can PM if you want.) I'm near City of Decatur. .

Hey! Thanks for replying! I haven't heard anything either. I was getting a little anxious but I feel better now :) Clayton was the only school I applied to. What about you?

Hello! I have applied for the FNP program to begin this fall at Clayton. Looking for others who have applied or thinking of applying. I plan to go to school full time and work part-time. Good luck to everyone!

Hey guys! I too am interested in applying to this program. Currently, I am preparing to take the GRE in Nov or Dec. Anyone else preparing for the GRE?

Thanks for the feedback. Are there designated shifts in Infusion nursing? If so, what are some of the common ones? Thanks!

Hey all! I have a few questions about Home Infusion- Per Diem: -Is the per diem status based on how many days you work in a certain time period or is it based on how many patients you see in a certain time period? -Does the flexibility of the job come from being able to choose the days YOU choose to work or are you able to schedule the actual infusions at times throughout the day that YOU choose? -Are you able to pick a certain pt population to work with? (I.e Pt's needing IVIG vs pt's needing Remicaid vs pt's needing antibiotics) If anyone can answer these that'd be great! Thanks!

@All4Nursing, I know! And exactly how do they expect you to get that experience? @GleeGlum, all ER's aren't created equal. At least that's what Ive been told...

Aww thanks! MT....as in Montana?

I haven't applied to any ICU positions. Usually they say "previous ICU exp required". And just a thought..Why phone in to the ER Manager?

I am currently planning a move from Atlanta, GA to Chicago,IL and subsequently looking for a new job. By the time I get to Chi, I will have approx 3 yrs ER experience. I'm getting frustrated because (it seems) most jobs prefer ICU, Tele, Med-surg experience if you don't have actual experience in that particular specialty. Ideally, I'd like to be in Cath Lab or Cardiac Step Down but I've been rejected from the Cath Lab positions. Still waiting to hear about the Cardiac Stepdown. Has anyone else encountered this problem when moving from ER? :poop:

Hey! We ended up getting matched in Chicago; not Taos. Good luck on your job search!

What about nurses with 2+ years experience? I will be moving this summer and wondering what the job market is like. (Im an Emergency RN)

I am currently preparing to take the GRE. Im not sure what semester I am applying because the future hubby and I will be moving within the next year for his job and probably will have to move again the following year. But thanks for input!

Thanks for the info. I agree, exploring is probably the best way but with so many neighborhoods available, I'd like to have a few narrowed down :-D Thanks!