Jedrnurse BSN, RN

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  1. Jedrnurse

    NA vs RN job offers

    Double check the practice norm in your state. In some places, it's problematic for licensed nurses to work as CNAs. (They can certainly do the work as it's part of nursing, but formally working in an...
  2. I wouldn't recommend putting magnet status in your formula of evaluating possible employers. I've just heard too much (bad) stuff over the years about what it truly does and doesn't
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    Contract for parents before students return to school

    If other people (students, teachers, etc.) have had significant exposure to a COVID + person, all potentially affected people will have to be informed. (and
  4. I wouldn't use your boyfriend's advice about the nursing job market - he has an obvious bias. How long have you actually been at your nursing job? Yes, leaving it early can impact your chances of...
  5. The idea of quarantining just infected people (possibly) works only if we have an efficient testing program in place. We don't. The results of not properly locking down are becoming more than evident...
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    Students to quarantine until test results received??

    What things are looking like in my state (it changes...) is that people with significant exposure to a possible COVID case quarantine until the case is ruled out. If it's ruled in, the contacts...
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    is 1 year enough to get a new job?

    One year seems to be the magic "minimum", but I've seen postings that ask for 2 years
  8. The same thing goes for nursing
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    PA/NJ nursing licensure

    Thanks. I've done the preliminary research on what programs exist and what the NJ and PA requirements are. My questions were sort of "next-level", looking for insider tips from people who have gone...
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    PA/NJ nursing licensure

    Hi, all. School nurse from MA possibly relocating to the PA/NJ border area. I have a MA DOE (DESE) school nurse license as well as NCSN status, but it seems like I'd have to jump through a lot of...
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    Want to move to FL

    I would wait until the pandemic was under some sort of control e.g. a viable vaccination was in use. Also I would (if things are stable for you now) wait and see about how bad the recession was going...
  12. As long as you're doing these things as the work on your shift instead of in addition to the work on your shift, chill out and enjoy the "break". It's also a good chance to liaise with folks working...
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    Seeking Nurse Psychotherapist Point of Veiw

    Maybe consider a LICSW route? Then you could do therapy as well as have some inside expertise on the medical aspect of
  14. Jedrnurse

    How to deal with Nosy Co-Workers?

    "And what did you get for your birthday?" "I got to pee during work
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    How to deal with Nosy Co-Workers?

    Ah, but those birthday cake times may be the only time you get a legit
  16. Jedrnurse

    Still hate my job after two years, advice?

    I'm curious- has anyone lost their license on your floor? I've been hearing that old saw for YEARS and never actually heard about it happening to someone. (In the situation you've
  17. Jedrnurse

    How to deal with Nosy Co-Workers?

    You'll discover as you continue in the field that level of education doesn't equal level of class. There are great people everywhere as well as folks with graduate-level jerk
  18. Jedrnurse

    Nursing School and Career with Back Problems

    So
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    Nursing School and Career with Back Problems

    I would hazard to guess that getting these jobs as a new grad without any post-licensure experience may not be as easy as you're making it sound You may be the exception that proves the
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    allnurses has Become so Politicized

    Because the discussions are making a lot of people uncomfortable and challenging deep-rooted assumptions about the
  21. Jedrnurse

    allnurses has Become so Politicized

    What are some of the ways that AN has been
  22. Jedrnurse

    Night shift new nurses-day shift classes

    A lot of people work rotating shifts in their job regularly. It's not good or healthy, it just is. Your employer's changing your shifts to accommodate the classes is beyond what some employers do....
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    Nursing School and Career with Back Problems

    I would recommend reconsidering nursing as a new career. It's tough enough for established nurses when their bodies breakdown- it's not a good idea to go into it with those issues already. Not to...
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    New Nurse - unhappy with first job

    Use the extra time that your part-time status does to do extra prep for the NCLEX, as well as formulate a job-hunting strategy and work on interviewing skills. Pick up as many skills as you can in...
  25. The fact that you're asking the question makes me think that you know the