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I used too. I either had a private policy or was on my husbands insurance. I got hours, sure, but with children it was impossible to have immediate child care so I had to get a set schedule. If I didn't have to worry about the kids having good care I would always work PRN. But I was also in LTC where you loose nurses often so picking up hours is always possible. It also makes budgeting for bills and living expenses a pain.
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Who here works only per diem exclusively and always manages to make their full time hours? What do you do for insurance? And is it better? Just wondering about the pros and cons of bring just per diem?
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