Crunchtime

at the moment i am not paying any deductibles on my current employer.. I only pay co pay which is less than $5 per visit and my family is 100% covered. I checked UTMB and i have to pay $500 for the whole family per month

cool thanks.. any other insights from other nurses working in houston with 100% medical insurance for employee and family?

wow that's $750 a month for 3 people then?

BUMP UP UP

thanks for the reply.. how much is the usual premium per person? i have a kid and my spouse

thanks for your insight.. anybody working in a houston hospital that covers 100% medical insurance for employee and family?

bump please

Hi everyone, Im planning to move to Houston,Tx but im just wondering if there are hospitals that covers 100% of enployee's medical including spouse and children. I dont want to pay a premium every month. I am currently employed in CA and i dont pay monthly premium for health insurance as my employer covers me and my family 100%. Is there such hospital that does that in houston?

thabk you so much for the insights.. im open to any other insights about saunders

yes but i dont see people studying saunders.. ive read people just going for uworld right away

is this book a good study guide (content-wise) for the nclex-rn? i've read in this forums that they go directly for uworld.

saunders

Please I am having an issue on this too. Passed my nclex Jan. 2008 and applied in CA BON. I already emailed them a few weeks ago and no reply. Tried to contact them by phone but was on hold for 2 hours so i gave up. Is there a way on how to get a copy of that pass letter? I've been working as a RN outside the US since 2008 up to present. For some reason i can't find a form from the CA BON on the request for an nclex pass letter. Please enlighten me with this one. I don't want to get to that hassle of retaking and sitting for the exam again.

Yes I have worked as a license nurse outside the US 2008-present. Any thoughts on how I can get a copy of the nclex pass letter in CA?

I agree to everything that u said. OR nurses are just underrated