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sarahcase78

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  1. Thank you so much for responding to my post! An acquaintance of mine reached out to me yesterday letting me know they would be hiring an RN position next month. She is an RN and currently works there. She said she does vaccines, UA’s, pregnancy tests, A1C’s, blood sugar’s. She said they have also cross-trained her to the other areas where they do infusions.
  2. I have been an RN-ASN since 2010. My last day of work was September 20, 2019. I am considering returning on a per diem basis but would feel most comfortable in outpatient care. I worked in an Endoscopy clinic for 9 years until I stopped working to be a SAHM. I am very rusty with skills and I am interested in an outpatient clinic. I know the ambulatory clinic I am interested in give vaccines and do infusions for example . Where could I go to learn these skills and brush up on old skills. Since I was only in Endoscopy before I’ve never given a vaccine. My confidence is feeling a little low at this point. I am located in Raleigh NC

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