Hello everyone, I recently had some luck with my interviews, and got offered all 3 jobs. My background: Almost 5 years experience in SNF, Charge Nurse for Altz/Dementia Unit, Sub-Acute, 7 months Case Management experience. Recent RN bridge grad. ...
I was wondering if anyone that has obtained their BSN at WGU was having trouble getting into a CRNA program. From what I have been researching most CRNA programs focus heavily on your BSN GPA, and type of CVICU/CCU experience. I understand that WGU'S...
Hello allnurses, I am currently an admission nurse for a hospice company. I have been a nurse for 12 years in multitude of different specialties. I am getting burned out with my current role as an admit nurse. The territory is huge, driving 120+ mil...
Caron have you worked in both environments? I have not made the decision yet but I have started to apply for RNCM inpatient roles. Please enlighten me on the scope.
Hello Allnurses Family! A little bit about my situation: I have been a nurse since 2008, LVN for 4 years and RN for 4 years. I have worked in Case mgmt, LTC, PCU, TELE, ICU, private duty, and currently working neuro-surg at a magnet/research hosp...
Thank you for the advice. An opportunity like this only comes around once in a blue moon. Thanks for the AHA advice HouTX. I'll definitely be looking into teaching a cpr course while abroad. I hope my future managers see this sabbatical as a learnin...
@SmilingBlueeyes We have at least a year saved upon coming back. My market is competitive, but I am not going to be super particular for a specific position upon getting back. Our unemployment rate is very low @ 3.4%. I think getting a travel contrac...
Thanks for the fast response. I'd say I am pretty well liked by staff and patients. Definitely giving at least a months notice and leaving on good terms with my director. We have a solid cushion put away for when we get back to the states, including ...
I say hop on the PCU job to make it easier to further your career if Critical Care is something you're interested in. You can always grab a per diem job working in Peds to keep those skills up. :)
Do you mind inboxing me the company your working with? I'm looking at making this transition but want to find out more information first. Thank you, KBM
Hello everyone, I am seeking some advice on my current situation. I got my LPN in 2008, and my ADN in 2012. I have worked in SNF, PCU, ICU, case mgmt and currently per diem night shift on a Neurology/Neuro-Surgical floor. I make great money at the...
Anyone that has switched to another specialty and loves their new gig? Hospital seems to be burning me out, and looking for other options. Thank you :)
Thank you! What program did you join of you don't mind me asking? I have a friend at WGU and she likes it. It may require a few prerequisites before I can start it. I was looking into GCU as well.
Hey Peterson. I am with Flexcare and they have treated me great so far. Im in northern California, san francisco. If you want my recruiters name let me know she has been great to me and a few other travel nurses I know. Good luck! -Kyle