peachmarie
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Hi! I just started my Orientation and am a little confused - I have to choose which program I'm in. There is the Bachelor's and the Master's - since I'm doing RN (ASN) to MSN, therefore earning the Bachelor's first, but really a bridge to MSN, which Module do I choose--Undergrad, Graduate, or Leadership??
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Hi All - still at my current job - very hard to leave, as I love what I do and where I work. But I'm still keeping my eye out. Hospice has definitely become a big interest of mine. But the dialysis route sounds interesting also! I'll keep my mind open about sub-acute. Thanks so much!
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Thanks so much for the reply . . . I have to admit that subacute or LTC is the last thing I'd want to do Just not my forte. I love what I'm doing in Endoscopy, but I could also see myself in Infusion Nursing, ICU, OR or PACU, Dialysis, Wound Care, or even Hospice (although not really home care). I've worked in the PICU and loved that, too, just at the time it was too stressful and the night shift was making me a zombie - I was newly married, pregnant, and already had a child at home. Now my kids are growing and I could see me doing something like that again, but on the day shift instead.
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I'm an RN with 13 years experience. I've worked at HUMC and also at a freestanding surgicenter. I'm interested in changing jobs, mostly because where I work doesn't pay well, and I'm looking to get back to making what I should. However, I'm nervous that at this point I won't be able to find anything decent that doesn't require a BSN. I'm in my mid-40s, work full-time and have kids and no extra pocket change; going back to school right now isn't too feasible for me, although I know ultimately it's something I should (or must) do, and am afraid if I wait too long I'll be unemployable. Does anyone have any current experience with job hunting as an AAS prepared RN? I know the environment is getting rough for us!
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It just means verification to another state from the state that you are in that you hold a valid license. Try http://www.nursys.com. Good Luck!