Hi, CT lpns make pretty good money, but most of the jobs left are for LTC or agency..I have six years exp and was paid $35 an hr to do baylor shifts. As i new grad i...
Please think about your lic. 47 is way too much for anyone let alone a new grad.Once you take charge nurse anything that happens falls on you... Two days ago i picked up a shift in a LTCF...
Nurse-Tee replied to jaceysaunt's topic in LPN to RN
Hi welcome:balloons:and congrats on working towards furthering your education...College network and Rue are not the actual college you will be doing the distance based program from, they are...
Nurse-Tee replied to TheCommuter's topic in LPN to RN
This is exactly why i have started pursuing my Rn:rolleyes:. LTC work is just not for me anymore and in my state they are phasing LPNs out of a lot of healthcare settings so i need better job...
Nurse-Tee replied to NurseCard's topic in Agency Nurses
I have done agency work in ltc and it is tough...You can have over 30+ pts.You have to rely on the cnas to id the pts, most do not have id bracelets on and can not tell you there name at all.Then you...
Hope things work out for you. I have been in some of the situations you described and worse.I choose not to work LTC for some of these reasons... I am also working on my RN for better job...
HI i graduated from Bullard havens it is a very good program to get in to but i heard they have a very long wait list. When i was in school five years ago some students worked one or two shifts on...
Hi i am a lpn who lives in Fairfield county Ct, the most expensive area to live in and i have five years exp. If you work LTC staffing you can make up to $35 an hour and if you work holidays you can...
Nurse-Tee replied to Marie_LPN, RN's topic in LPN to RN
HI my name is Tee and i have been a LPN for six years and i am 29.At the moment i am a stay at home mom i will be starting school in JAN 2006 to finish up my pre-reqs so i can apply for the bridge...
wow thats so great:rolleyes: I Live in Fairfield county and none of the hospitals hire lpns.I too dislike working in a SNF i did that type of nursing for over 4 years and i am just burned out i also...
thank you for the replys, I am looking into homecare at this moment but it is very competitive.Private duty seems like a good way to go, Just taking care of one pt at a