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JV-RN
36 Posts
Hello,
I am graduating from nursing school is Dec. I have secured an RN job at the nursing home in Ontario. I am wondering if anyone has ever had a temporary licence in a nursing home. The CNO states that you cannot be alone in the building with a temporary license, therefore I am wondering if it is worth it for me to get one or not, or if there are any loop holes to this and there is a chance I can still work there with a temporary without only working days when another RN is there. Has anyone had any experience in this area before?