 | I want my mom to be happy and she's looking for jobs. She currently works as a school nurse (is an rn) We live in Los Angeles so what is the job description and salary for a lvl II staff rn-clinic ped afterhours?
Thanks for the info... :)
Sorry for all the spelling errors...
1 answer - Asked By: Daniell R - 4/21/2011 |
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| I just wanted to know if a staff nurse and RN are the same thing, and which is better and gets paid more. What are the responsibilities of both?
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 | Can you tell me the pros and cons for both .Does a four year RN have more opportunity's then a two year RN?
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| I am struggling with the decision to get my Registered Nursing License. I know of a lot of nurses who simply hate their jobs. I know how the health industry works because i am a Certified Nursing Assistant working in a hospital. I am almost done with my prerequisites for Nursing and I don't want to hate my job like a lot of nurses. If your an RN and hate your job what is your Dream job and why do you hate being a RN? Thank you for any feedback it is GREATLY appreciated.
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 | There are about 4 staff workers in each unit - an RN and several aides. The Nursing Home sent a note saying that cash gifts aren't permitted, but cookies or fruit are ok. The aides rolled their eyes at that. I got the impression that gift cards might be ok, but don't know how much to purchase. One aide in particular has spent a lot of time with our family member and with us.
Family member was recently admitted to a unit with 16 patients.
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| I'm about to start the RN program and have been reading up on Grad programs. The earliest I would apply for the program would be 4-5 years from now.
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 | I am considering taking classes to become a Rn, but I am a guy and wondering if people will think I am gay because I am a guy wanting to become a RN.
Also, is RN a good job and is there a better paying job then that?
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 | Looking to go into the medical field, but I cant figure out what the job title is.
Also, what else is in their job description?
Thank you for your time!
8 answers - Asked By: HotttMama0709 - 1/18/2010 |
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| I'm trying to find out the best route, and the quickest yet best quality, to become a nurse practitioner. I'm an RN with an Associate Degree, and have been in the medical field for 29 yrs, since high school.
I'm interested in learning something new, and would like to stay in the medical field despite a partial disability I have. This makes it impossible to continue with physical, or even sedentary nursing, so more autonomy would be great.
If there are any legitimate at home job for an RN, that would be very helpful in the meantime. Any ideas?
I've been Charge nurse in a high acuity med-surg unit in a teaching hospital, and presently Charge in a Surgery/Oncology unit. I also work ENT/Ortho/GI/GU/Oral/Plastics/Derm clinics, and Minor surgery.
I was a certified scrub tech prior. I worked in the OR for 10 yrs. I trained at the best, 'Big Charity' in New Orleans.
Motto: 'See one, do one, teach one' I specialized in Ortho and Neuro, training new staff.
Thanks for input!
1 answer - Asked By: Marie123 - 2/2/2007 |
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| I'm trying to find out the best route, and the quickest yet best quality, to become a nurse practitioner. I'm an RN with an Associate Degree, and have been in the medical field for 29 yrs, since high school.
I'm interested in learning something new, and would like to stay in the medical field despite a partial disability I have. This makes it impossible to continue with physical, or even sedentary nursing, so more autonomy would be great.
If there are any legitimate at home job for an RN, that would be very helpful in the meantime. Any ideas?
I've been Charge nurse in a high acuity med-surg unit in a teaching hospital, and presently Charge in a Surgery/Oncology unit. I also work ENT/Ortho/GI/GU/Oral/Plastics/Derm clinics, and Minor surgery.
I was a certified scrub tech prior. I worked in the OR for 10 yrs. I trained at the best, 'Big Charity' in New Orleans.
Motto: 'See one, do one, teach one' I specialized in Ortho and Neuro, training new staff.
Thanks for input!
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| I'm trying to find out the best route, and the quickest yet best quality, to become a nurse practitioner. I'm an RN with an Associate Degree, and have been in the medical field for 29 yrs, since high school.
I'm interested in learning something new, and would like to stay in the medical field despite a partial disability I have. This makes it impossible to continue with physical, or even sedentary nursing, so more autonomy would be great.
If there are any legitimate at home job for an RN, that would be very helpful in the meantime. Any ideas?
I've been Charge nurse in a high acuity med-surg unit in a teaching hospital, and presently Charge in a Surgery/Oncology unit. I also work ENT/Ortho/GI/GU/Oral/Plastics/Derm clinics, and Minor surgery.
I was a certified scrub tech prior. I worked in the OR for 10 yrs. I trained at the best, 'Big Charity' in New Orleans.
Motto: 'See one, do one, teach one' I specialized in Ortho and Neuro, training new staff.
Thanks for input!
1 answer - Asked By: Marie123 - 2/2/2007 |
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 | I am wondering what types of jobs I could get with a nursing degree at a psych hospital? What type of nursing degree do I need?
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 | Right now, I'm still in high school but I know I want to become a Labor and Delivery Staff nurse. I wanted to know how do I become one. I'd like to go straight into college once I graduate, and get my life started as a Nurse. I wanted to know how long does it take, what is required for being a Labor and Delivery Staff Nurse, etc.
Can anyone tell me ?
2 answers - Asked By: chelseawilson123 - 5/20/2008 |
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 | I am very interested to work in a newborn nursery. I would like to know all job titles of people that work in a nursery. What training or major in school I would have to take for each one? Also, how long is the training for each one?
1 answer - Asked By: Sweet lucious - 7/10/2009 |
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 | I want to start my Rn training and I read a lot of the requirements and seems like they ask for a lot of information, How hard really is it to complete the course. And for those who are RN's do you think it was a good choice.
2 answers - Asked By: BurlopKing - 10/21/2007 |
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 | I'm thinking about enrolling for the RN program. There is a 2 year waiting list and it takes 2 years to complete for a degree to become a RN. I've heard it is extremely difficult. I want to know from Registered Nurses. How hard is the program? I have a family and I want to know if I'll have time for them. How is the pay?
5 answers - Asked By: Dancing Girl - 12/31/2009 |
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 | I am working on my prerequesite classes and hope to start my nursing classes shortly. Nursing program takes 2.5 years at the community college I attend. Where to start? What jobs will be avaliable for a student without degree in a hospital? Thank you.
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| Is it an awful job, what is the worst part of this job? Nurses are incredible people, everyone I have ever met have been the best. Are there any nurses out there that can fill me in on their daily work schedules. I have been kicking this around for quite some time now. Please fill in the ups and downs of this job.
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| I want to be a nurse when I get older. I don't really know where to start, I'm in my senior year of high school right now. I was thinking jobs corps but at the same time I don't think that will be enough to become a registered nurse. Any suggestions/advice/experiences is greatly appreciated.
Also if it matters, I want to work at a nursing home or clinic when I become a nurse.
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| I just passed my NCLEX in September and have been looking for jobs as a Registered Nurse and stumbled upon listings for staff nurses. Is that the same as a registered nurse?
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