adamRn79
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What city or organization was it? Did you accept?
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Which community health center was it? Did you accept it?
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I can apply for loan forgiveness but it's. Or guaranteed. I owe only $26k but I'd love to get it
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What state?
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I applied to 40 PA ortho positions and only heard back once, they asked if I had first assist cert. I have tons of ortho nursing and sports medicine experience, probably the most in the country. I'm settling for primary care
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I was offered 84k in Northern Mass, with a productivity bonus based on RVU (whatever that is). Was told the same regarding negotiating due to a standardized salary schedule. I was expecting 100k as a new grad in Mass. They did come back with a 10,000 sign on bonus which is better than nothing but a higher salary is better. what city was your offer in?
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What city are the jobs in?
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Take the APEA course and buy their Qbank. Use all 3 books
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If you haven't, attend the APEA course, it will be helpful. Also, reach out to your school for advice. Best of luck, you can do it.
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My experience with my only interview was identical
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Does anyone work for these agencies as an NP? How are salaries relative to other places? Any able to negotiate salary above the initial offer?
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Has anyone had success negotiating up? I'm in the same boat as the original poster except my position has decent benefits but the offer was only 85,000 (new grad, 9 years nursing experience) for Lawrence Mass
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Either sounds good
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Wear compression shorts under your scrubs and maybe a dry washcloth between your cheeks. When I was a teen I had horrible sweating in my pits, tried every antiperspirant, md prescribed Drysol, it's a liquid dabber medication, it worked amazing but irriatTed my skin initially. So you'd have to be careful around your mucus membeanes
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Tell them all off, leave immediately
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They're gonna drag you down. Seek out others who are interested, they will likely be older studfnts
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If he's competent then it's his choice
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You're employer sucks
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Yes. You don't need a reason to call off.
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Why not hire you, they have to train anyone that's new to mother/baby. Is rather have a nurse who's a mother and has real life experience than a 22 yr old know it all party animal girl. My first 4 years as a nurse I didn't do bedside nursing and then got a bedside job. I'm doing great.
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Become a PA
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Extremely different. Go the OT route: no night shifts and it's a physically easy job.
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May 2017 I'll be done.
