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Does where you get your MSN matter?
My original question was clear in asking what rules does a person’s hospital have in place when it comes to tuition reimbursement.
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Does where you get your MSN matter?
Any answer that anyone gives me regarding their hospital would not be irrelevant because that’s the whole point of me asking. I want to know what their rules are for tuition reimbursement since we all go to different hospitals so I want to see if the different hospitals all have different rules compared to my hospital.
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Does where you get your MSN matter?
My answer is not irrelevant. There’s a lot more to my question. I have posted my original question here.
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Tuition Reimbursement Contract Negotiation
Oh I understand
- Columbia Post-BSN DNP ( June 2021)
- How much do you owe in student loans?
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Does where you get your MSN matter?
Hey what rules are required to get tuition reimbursement? Like do you have to work a year for them? Are you allowed to leave after you graduate or do they make you stay a certain amount of time?
- Providence TIPS April 2021
- Is there any point going to nursing school?
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Houston Nurse Residency Summer 2021 Applicants
Hey what rules are required to get tuition reimbursement? Like do you have to work a year for them? Are you allowed to leave after you graduate or do they make you stay a certain amount of time?
- Columbia Post-BSN DNP ( June 2021)
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University of Michigan DNP/NP Fall 2021
Hey what stipulation is your tuition reimbursement? You have to work for them a year in order to get tuition reimbursement. Do they make you stay back and work for them for a certain time, etc?
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Tuition Reimbursement Contract Negotiation
They reimbursed the money on your paystub.
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Tuition Reimbursement Contract Negotiation
I currently work at a union hospital as a RN where they pay 100% of our tuition for nurses to go back to school, but it has to be nursing related (BSN, MSN, DNP, etc). The catch is firstly, you have to work for 1 year at the hospital before you can start getting reimbursed AND secondly, after you graduate, you have to continue to work at the hospital as a RN for 2 years. If you quit, then you have to pay back the last 2 years of tuition that you was paid to you. Our nursing union is in the process of negotiating a new contract and we want to give the hospital a decent proposal. For nurses, the #1 issue is that we hate that we have to stay 2 years after we graduate to work as a nurse and not a NP, which causes us to be stuck working as a RN when we have worked so hard to be a NP. So, my question is, if you were in this position as I am, what would you have liked your ideal contract stipulation to entail. Please share your ideas below!
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Is Resurrection University in Chicago failing?
did u find a program yet?