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My job is part-time. I was hired for 32 hours a week. The past 3 weeks I have worked between 48-56 hours due to understaffing. So, part-time does not always mean actually working part-time. Plus if you take this part-time position, you might have first dibs on a full-time position that opens up down the road.
Its good to get your foot in the door with any nursing job (especially one in a field you enjoy)! So many things can happen after you take this position, you can go to full time if you like and and when the opportunity presents itself, you can look for per diem, and in the meantime, you are showing meaningful experience on your resume, and separating yourself from the other, inexperienced new grads (opening more doors for you in the future).
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So i recently graduated and passed my NCLEX
I have applied for multiple positions and recently got offered a part time position in the mental health field of nursing (which i really enjoy).
so pretty much i cant decide if i should take it due to it being part time, and if i did would it be smart to try and get another part time position in more of a medical aspect of nursing?