nurseaaron

Thank you everyone for responding. This really helps. I'm starting a business that will allow the nurse to work independently as a contract nurse for hospitals. This will avoid the agency thus put more money in your pocket. Gathering info by state to get an idea of where the contracts should begin Thanks for the help, and keep responding! Aaron ------------------ Tommorrow will be no different than yesterday if no change is made today!

Thank you everyone for responding. This really helps. I'm starting a business that will allow the nurse to work independently as a contract nurse for hospitals. This will avoid the agency thus put more money in your pocket. Gathering info by state to get an idea of where the contracts should begin Thanks for the help, and keep responding! Aaron ------------------ Tommorrow will be no different than yesterday if no change is made today!

Hello, Don't worry you'll do fine. No trick to it. Just start hi and go down slow. First sound is systolic, where it disapears is diastolic. Theres a rate at which your supposed to go down, something like 10mmhg/second. you should look it up. Good luck Aaron

Just want to know 3 things: 1 What is your hourly wage? 2 What state do you work in? 3 How many years have you been practicing? Thank you sooooooooo muuuuuuch ! ! ! !

Just want to know 3 things: 1 What is your hourly wage? 2 What state do you work in? 3 How many years have you been practicing? Thank you sooooooooo muuuuuuch ! ! ! !

Good Luck. Anyone doing it just won't share that info due to competition to themselves. Hopefully that is not the case though. I've seen alot of nurse eat nurse This is the problems that I've seen. It's simply an inconvenience for a hospital/health agency to get on the phone to seek out one individual. When they can't get a hold of or if that nurse is not available, they move on down to the nxt. 10 calls later they decide to just call an agency. One phone call and its done. Convenience is the key. I am currently creating a company that merely represents the independent nurse. You would work for yourself but the company makes you available and markets you to the hospital. Naturally there is a very small fee. Minimal compared to what you will make. IN Summary, you get paid what your worth, you do not have to hassle with the contracts etc, and the agency doesn't take $7 from you every hour. Sound good. Feel free to reply. If you'd like me to contact you give email. Good luck, Aaorn

Completely understand your problem. Had the same one also. Just some advice that's hopefully helpful. Firstly, Why LVN. These schools are not associated with our public school system thus FSFA is not able to give student loans through these school. Let the government pay for you school sweety. Your husband has devoted his life to it, and they would greatly assist you. In fact, I believe they specifically asked if anyone in your immediate family is active or has been active in the military. Secondly. Tuition at a public university is alot cheaper than 10,000 a year. UT Arlington is around 2400 a semester and has night classes too. I was able to get 5,000 a year in FSFA loans that I didn't have to start paying until 6 months after graduation, at low interests rates I might add. They will also extend this period if needed. Amounts to 20,000 paid over 30 years. About 200 a month. You'll make this much xtra in a week with an RN opposed to an LVN. I make 32 / hour working various PRN jobs as an RN. GOOD Luck. PS associates degree is also a good option. FSFA loans also. But can't get master if want to later. Must then get BSN degree which would take another year full time. Aaron