LoveMyBugs, BSN, CNA, RN
1,316 Posts
Please excuse my ignorance, but what does 0.8 FTE, and 0.6 FTE mean?
I have seen those on job postings next to the number of hours per week and have no idea what they mean. Thanks.
RNsane
22 Posts
ivanaBEEaRN said:Please excuse my ignorance, but what does 0.8 FTE, and 0.6 FTE mean?I have seen those on job postings next to the number of hours per week and have no idea what they mean. Thanks
I have seen those on job postings next to the number of hours per week and have no idea what they mean. Thanks
A 0.8 fte is 4 8hr shifts per week, a 0.6 is 3 8hr shifts per week.
guest64485
722 Posts
FTE basically means full time employee, so 1 fte would be a worker who works 80 hours per 2 weeks. .8fte or .9 fte would probably be used for nurses who work 72 hours per 2 weeks. .6 fte would probably be for a part time employee.
GardenDove
962 Posts
I was under the impression that FTE stands for 'full time equivalent'. So, it is a percentage of full time, with a 1.0 being full time.
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN
88 Articles; 21,268 Posts
FTE - full time equivalent:
1.0 fte - 80 hours per pay period (every two weeks)
0.9 fte - 72 hours per pay period (every two weeks - usually 3 12's).
0.6 fte - 64 hours per pay period
and so on down the line. What constitutes full time versus part-time is individual to the institution.
miko014
672 Posts
0.8 = 64 hours
0.6 = 48 hours
LoveMyBugs, BSN, CNA, RN
1,316 Posts
Please excuse my ignorance, but what does 0.8 FTE, and 0.6 FTE mean?
I have seen those on job postings next to the number of hours per week and have no idea what they mean. Thanks.