Womb Raider
5* Gooneral
You gon take this catheter and you gon like itdamn you aggressive af fukk a nurse. with a mouth like that its a good thing you know first aid
Brehs become a nurse if possible
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SuaveyBoi115
All Star
Once I saw drawing blood was one of the duties I had to pass on it 
Jay Kast
Hidden Royalty
I'm on my way. Starting nursing school in half a year or so. 
Trying to get that travel nurse bread and see the country at the same time.
Question!
Overtime on travel nursing contracts, is it generally possible to work as much overtime as you want to? Or do hospitals prefer their travel nurses to work the minimum so they dont have to pay as much?
@tater
@Paradoxx
@UncleTomFord15
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Trying to get that travel nurse bread and see the country at the same time.
Question!
Overtime on travel nursing contracts, is it generally possible to work as much overtime as you want to? Or do hospitals prefer their travel nurses to work the minimum so they dont have to pay as much?
@tater
@Paradoxx
@UncleTomFord15
@Pseudonym
Bushmaster69
Superstar
Some countries it called RPN (registered practical nurse or licensed practical nurse), but yes LPN absolutely in 2 years.
First, Congrats! We need more nurses and I’m happy to see more brehs enter the nursing field!I'm on my way. Starting nursing school in half a year or so.
Trying to get that travel nurse bread and see the country at the same time.
Question!
Overtime on travel nursing contracts, is it generally possible to work as much overtime as you want to? Or do hospitals prefer their travel nurses to work the minimum so they dont have to pay as much?
@tater
@Paradoxx
@UncleTomFord15
@Pseudonym
During covid, I was actually allowed to pick up as much as I wanted because the hospital was desperate. Now that’s it slowing down they limited how much I can pick up now.
I still get paid good but not as much as I did during the pandemic….
But please let them know, nursing school its not easy, it's damn stuff. That curriculum is serious, particular if you're not a Science person
Bushmaster69
Superstar
It's not hard.
Nothing is easy, and alll will be accomplished with hard work and consistency.
I know guys who aren't the smartest who graduated with an BSN and are making 6 figures.
It's very doable.
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beenz
Rap Guerilla
If u have a BSN degree, it's essentially a license to print money.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
This is true, but CRNA school is EXTREMELY expensive. We're talking six figures in student loans.
The fact that you won’t even answer with even a general profession let’s me know everything
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@tater
@UncleTomFord15
@Paradoxx
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Are there any good jobs at a hospital I can get right now with only a two year degree in Business Management? That is what I have currently.
You need experience before you can start traveling. A year should be fine, you may not be able to get the highest paying gig with that experience, but you can get your foot in the door.
I'm on my way. Starting nursing school in half a year or so.
Trying to get that travel nurse bread and see the country at the same time.
Question!
Overtime on travel nursing contracts, is it generally possible to work as much overtime as you want to? Or do hospitals prefer their travel nurses to work the minimum so they dont have to pay as much?
@tater
@Paradoxx
@UncleTomFord15
@Pseudonym
From my experience, they do not want you to do OT. Paying time and a half for a traveler is obviously way more than a staff nurse. If they're desperate, sure, but I wouldn't come in expecting it.
Same duties you have as a staff nurse. Possibly less because you're not usually having to be charge (this varies honestly), not in charge of any teams, nor do you have to do all those nonsensical trainings and what not. I work as an operating room nurse and I scrub and circulate, that's my specialty.
Patient satisfaction or experience "person"? I don't know the exact name but there's a liaison type of position between patients and staff. I don't know how lucrative it is or if it's even a cool gig. But if you want to do actual patient care, you're going to need some type of training for most positions.
Bushmaster69
Superstar
I don't know about the admin side of things.
The most I know you could do with that degree, depending on how long ago you got it, is negotiate with the college or university to substitute your credits for any general elective credits the nursing program requires you to take.
Bushmaster69
Superstar
True it's expensive, but most people won't get a CRNA until they have already worked enough to pay for the school. I got a lot of family members who are crna and are doing fine financially. Didn't start the journey to become crna until they had 10 years under their belt and were stacked.