sarahRN828

Hi y'all, anyone else out there starting the MSN/NP program at OSU this fall? We just had orientation but I only met a few people, and my first semester is all online classes so I'm trying to make some connections/study buddies so we can help each o...

I have to say, from the perspective of a current FNP student, this thread has been both enlightening and intimidating. My school is a large public R1 university in the midwest, and our FNP program has a traditional option and an online option. Both...

Just saw this RussianBear. The FNP program seems to be getting more competetive each year, especially the online program. Both are equally rigorous programs, and the online option allows for a bit more flexibility with schedule. One of my good ...

Just saw this RussianBear. The FNP program seems to be getting more competetive each year, especially the online program. Both are equally rigorous programs, and the online option allows for a bit more flexibility with schedule. One of my good fri...

Sorry I'm just now seeing this! I work for an insurance company doing case management type work. It has been a blessing, I really needed a break from the ICU, but I do miss patient care once in a while. I will be getting more of that when I'm an N...

Hi everyone! So I have been interested in OB nursing since I was a student, and I had a baby not too long ago and since that experience I have been obsessing about working in OB. I just got an offer in a large LD/HROB combo unit. I currently have a...

Thank you, that's kind of where my gut is leading me. The only way I could make the switch work financially is to stay on nights to get the shift diff, but I agree, night shift is brutal even in the most rewarding job. Some people love nights and a...

DanniRN28 I'm part time too, set to graduate in May of 2017 also if all goes well. I'm working full time and just had a baby in June so I'm going to need superpowers to get it done, but it's such a great program and I want to just get it over with. ...

just so you know, now is a really good time to look at insurance companies for RN positions, everyone is prepping for the first quarter. the company i work for does their big hire in october in preparation for january.

HM3-2-BSN, it won't let me reply to you in a message because i haven't had enough posts yet on allnurses, so i'll give you the info here :) from what i can tell, most of the companies here in columbus are all pretty equivalent in terms of pay and be...

i didn't have experience! i had 5 years of claims review experience before i became an RN, and not very much RN experience before i got the job i have now. bedside nursing wasn't for me at all, unfortunately, and i am VERY thankful to have gotten t...

hi, i'm not sure if he would be interested in this type of work, but i found work for a major insurance company here in columbus doing case management/utilization review nursing, and they start at around 33 bucks an hour. most require 3 years experi...

Just wanted to say thank you for your post! I am just now finishing up a 20 week critical care internship for new grads and have received my placement on my "home" unit, a medical ICU. I have seven more weeks of orientation before I'm on my own and...