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Sucks for them, I had to deal with their child dying because they didn't intervene sooner... Guess how many faces of dead patients I have to see in my thoughts/memories... I'll laugh at a shirt any time I want toí ½í¸®

You are the girl I could not stand in nursing school! if you can't laugh at this then quit now and don't make nursing miserable for the resy of us! PS enjoy crying all the time because people are not nice to you! Also I work ICU in multiple hospitals and personally own this shirt!

Well as an update, It took about two months and one fun smack in the face! I sucked it up and worked 88 hours of bonus/ emergency staffing pay in one week... faxed her my check for over $6,000 for that one weeks work and she was speechless... That with my 20% down payment and she couldn't argue any more. PS chase took less than 24 hours to get a pre approval. Good luck all, I hope to be in my lake house by January!

I had the same thing happen to me, women in nursing can be very spitefull. I was fired from my second job, The chick didnt like dudes and didnt care to hide it. recetly divorced and just spiteful about everthing... Dont worry about it, get a contingent position for the short term if you need to and you can always make something up to go along with your situation. Word it as profesional development something if asked about it, they eat it up.

I am a dude ICU float/ contingent/ perdiem nurse in the metro detroit area. I recently decided its time to buy my lake house and get some toys (boat jet skis and such) to play with in the summer. Does anyone know the terminology or how did you get it across to your mortgage banker person that you dont work full time but still bring home full time pay/ good money. I tried explaining to the woman that I have it worked out that I can work one 16 hour shift at the hospital on emergency/bonus/short staff pay and bring home just shy of 1k for that shift. I also told her that I like to bring home 50-60k/year for my income (my tax documents I provided her show this) Over the phone she seemed very confused with what I explained to her so I was hoping that someone who has been through the mortgage process as a non full time RN could fill me in on their experience or terminology that I need to use with the bankers to help them to understand my situation. Thanks in advance ~Kyle