Published Aug 4, 2016
missdeevah, NP
318 Posts
I'm still in school, but I'm starting to daydream about graduating and starting to work as an NP. So I'm curious, what type of shifts do you work, and in what setting?
SnowShoeRN
468 Posts
posted in error.
Bumping
aprnKate
208 Posts
I work Wed thru Sat 10 hour shifts, off Sun, Mon, Tues. I work with immigrants
Bump? I'm trying to figure out the work hours out there for NPs. Thanks
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN
88 Articles; 21,268 Posts
I work Mon-Thursday 10 hour shifts, I take call from 0600-1700 on the days I work.
I see anywhere from 10 to 60 patients/day depending on location. I drive approx 500-800 miles per week to reach the dialysis units I work in....
ghillbert, MSN, NP
3,796 Posts
I work Mon-Thurs 4 x 10hr shifts, currently doing 6:30-4:30p as that works best for me (I can start anywhere from 6 to 8am and finish 4 to 6pm).
No weekends, holidays, nights or call.
My previous job had rotating shifts including weekends and holidays. I worked 7-5, 4 x 10hr shifts.
CoolLikeThat
34 Posts
Monday thru Friday 8-5 (usually done by 3 or 4) no holidays,nights, weekends or call!!! I work with an intensivist group.
Are you an ACNP?
BirkieGirl
306 Posts
I'm still in school too, however there are NPs in the ER of my facility that still work the 3/12 option. I love that. I really like 12 hour options because it allows time at home and to be a Mom. One of them works 1p-1a, one works 11a-11p, and one works 6a-6p. They run a redi-med type clinic within our ER system. Love their job. I'm hopeful that because I already work there and am in a fairly high up administrative role, I'll be able to bid on a job like that when I'm done with school. I worked in a private practice, 8-5pm, 5 day/wk gig for over 10 years and I liked it, but I REALLY don't want to go back to something like that.
BCgradnurse, MSN, RN, NP
1,678 Posts
M-Th 8:30-5:30. Outpatient private practice. No weekends, nights, or major holidays.
Sounds pretty much like a perfect set up