guest64485 replied to ILoveNurses's topic in General Nursing
Check with your local community college. I am currently in an 8 week phlebotomy course (2 days/week for 2 hours each), and we get to stick each other each
*"cna's work for so very little money..." -CNA's usually have a slightly higher base salary than a housekeeper. At my hospital, they make between 8.75-11.50 per hour depending on experience, whereas...
Well I'm not a full-fledged nurse yet, but I have a little bit of hospital experience. 1.) a lot of times I see nurses who do not take breaks or even time for a meal. Many nurses that I see are...
My dad used to drink caffeinated coffee all the time. That's what got him through quitting smoking. 2 cups before heading off to work in the morning, 4 cups or more at work, and a few after work...
guest64485 replied to malenursetobe@21's topic in General Nursing
a LOT depends on your current situation. If you are working a demanding full time job, have a history of struggling with science classes, little to no family support/understanding, and living by...
guest64485 replied to onesmallspark's topic in General Nursing
There are loopholes to this. Our hospital operates a shadow program through the education and volunteer department. Look into those departments at your local hospital to see if they can help you...
I have worked in 2 different large hospital HR departments. Each HR department is different in how they work things. At the HR I currently work at, it takes approximately 2.5-3 weeks just to hear...
Salary.com for my area shows the 25th percentile as being $9.69 when base pay here is $8.52. 75th percentile is on the money though with $11.37 edit: salary.com shows 25th percentile for registered...
Got a bachelor's in psychology before deciding to start taking the prerequisites for nursing school. Turns out, even with all my psych classes, I still needed to take one more for
guest64485 replied to zacarias's topic in Nursing Career
If you are applying to UW, definitely put down that you have worked with them before. They will find out one way or another. In the hospital HR that I am at, the nurse recruiter keeps notes about...
guest64485 replied to ihearniforget's topic in Nursing Career
At the hospital where I work, the only thing that's required to be a unit secretary is a high school diploma. They would prefer for you to have taken a medical terminology course but that is not...
A big part of it is what is needed in the department. For nursing, you will probably be able to get all the hours you would like. Usually you will work with your manager on it. You will tell your...
In my hospital, a tech has the same duties as a certified nursing assistant, they are just different titles (we call them CNA's at our nursing home and techs at the hospital) I just started as a tech...