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Does anyone have any experience with the nurse coach collective? I’ve seen them all over facebook lately. Or Dr. Sears Wellness Institute? Was looking at their health coaching programs and the nutrition information sounds really interesting. Thanks!

Hi, I have recently come across some information on becoming a nurse health coach. I feel like most of my patients I have, encounter complications from completely preventable things if they knew how to properly manage their health. Because of this, I find health coaching very intriguing and I am tying to reach out and find out some more information on it. Does anyone have experience with this? I've also heard of nurses getting into the Botox business or iv therapy. Has anyone tried any of these things? What are some things you’ve heard as alternatives to working the hospital? Thanks!

Personally I feel like night shift isn’t all that bad. Sometimes you just have to do your time to get your foot in the door. I was offered a night shift position coming out of school that I took on night shift. It was a great decision for me because once you start working for a department you can talk with them about getting onto day shift. You never one when a position might become available and theyll move their own people to days first before bringing other people in typically

Hi, I have recently come across some information on becoming a nurse health coach. I feel like most of my patients I have, encounter complications from completely preventable things if they knew how to properly manage their health. Because of this, I find health coaching very intriguing and I am tying to reach out and find out some more information on it. Does anyone have experience with this? I've also heard of nurses getting into the Botox business or iv therapy. Has anyone tried any of these things? What are some things you’ve heard as alternatives to working the hospital? Thanks!

Got a second interview! Any good questions to ask during the interview at the end? Or what kind of questions to expect during the interview? Thanks!

Ok Good to know. So typically for endo there’s a day and night shift weekend on call schedule? I know some other departments are for both shifts the whole weekend so I wasn’t sure if it would be the same or different.

Good to know. I didn’t realize when I applied that they had on call, which I don’t mind taking, but I live in a big city with bad traffic so I worry about getting there in a certain amount of time.

Hi there! Looking at making the move to endo, but was wondering about what to expect for the on call requirements? How soon are you expected to be there? thanks!

Thanks for the response! What are your on call requirements like?

Hi everyone, I am currently an ICU nurse looking to make a change. I am interested in cath lab or EP lab and wanted some advice. What exactly does a nurse do in EP lab? What does a typical day look like? I am also very interested in cath lab and actually have an interview for a position, but I live in a big city so it takes 30-40 min to get to the hospital depending on the time of day. I'm worried that this will come up in an interview and count me out because of where I live. Any advice? Would my location go against me since drive time depends on the time of day since we live in such a big busy city? Thanks in advance!

Thank you!

Hi everyone, I am currently an ICU nurse thinking of switching to OR nursing. I was wondering if anyone could share their experiences in the OR of what a typical day is like. Also, does anyone have any OR experiences at any of the hospitals in Nashville? thanks!

Hey everyone! I am currently in my junior year at a nursing school in Kentucky. I'm really needing to find some financial aid options for this next year because I just found out I won't be receiving any scholarships from the school. I'm looking into tuition repayment programs where someone will pay for school in exchange for work, but I'm just not sure because I don't know much about these programs or who to go with. I'm really not wanting to be tied down to a specific hospital because I don't know where I'm going to be living after graduation. Any ideas/tips on how to pay for school? Thanks in advance!