ShantelSharine BSN, LPN, RN

ShantelSharine has 11 years experience as a BSN, LPN, RN and specializes in Long-term Care/Acute Medicine.

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1. Are there any travel nurse jobs for Unvaccinated Nurses?

   ShantelSharine replied to Heart Attack Zack's topic in Disaster Preparation

   I'd check with the specific hospital system, I'm in Florida and the hospital system I am working for has mandated the

2. Can I work 2 jobs and have two TN visa?

   ShantelSharine replied to Kissunshine's topic in Immigration Advice

   Hi - not sure if you are still active on this site. I am currently on a TN visa and wanted 2nd employment as well. I would love to chat with you about the process because my original TN visa was...

3. Changing nursing specialties

   ShantelSharine replied to Foucault's topic in Canada

   Even the jobs that state they are looking for someone experienced, I would still apply to. I went on a blitz of applying to different jobs/units and managed to land a job in an area that I have no...

4. IS BSN way harder than Practical Nursing?

   ShantelSharine replied to Chime dolma's topic in Canada

   I completed both the RPN and RN program. They are both hard in their own way to be honest, I would not be able to say that one was easier than the other. On the flip side, I must say that I struggled...

5. Ontario/Toronto RPN Programs

   ShantelSharine replied to apcd's topic in Canada Nursing Programs

   I do believe that there will be a negative remark from a student that attended any college, because let's face it, no one school is perfect. I would suggest looking at the approved nursing programs...

6. LPN to RN bridging or straight into RN? Advice

   ShantelSharine replied to hr909's topic in Canada Nursing Programs

   If the end goal is to be an RN, just apply for the BScN program from the beginning. I completed my RPN program initially and then bridged to the BScN program but not by choice. I had taken applied...

7. What nursing specialty in Canada has the highest pay?

   ShantelSharine replied to XRN2020's topic in Canada

   As mentioned above, if you continue your education and obtain your Master's in Nursing or Nurse Practitioner, your base rate of pay will be higher. So much goes into what your rate of pay is - where...