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Difference between Graduate Nurse and an Experienced Nurse
Nursing education means nothing you learn everything on the job. An
experienced nurse is always the best source. Best nurses in the field I have known are LPNs. DeleteMsg ReplyToMsg FORUM: Nursing Jokes/Inspirations/Quotes TOPIC: Difference between Graduate Nurse and an Experienced Nurse
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CERTIFIED RN
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CERTIFIED RN Established Plastic Surgeon in
Valdosta is seeking an ACLS & BLS Certified Registered Nurse. Duties
include, but are not limited to, setting up OR surgical cases, circulate
ASC surgical cases, assist with clinic rechecks and assist with minor
procedures. This position is a 36 hour per week position (off on Friday
afternoons). Additional benefits include PTO, 401K, Health & Dental
Insurance. Please email a cover letter with salary requirement and resume
no later than Nov. 30, 2009 to [email protected]No phone calls please.
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Nurse Practitioner Job in Georgia
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Great career opportunity for a Nurse Practitioner in south central Georgia. Join 2 OB/Gyn physicians and 2 Nurse Practitioners in working a 4 day work week. 10 hour days. No deliveries. Will help round at the hospital. Clinic has also opened a Wellness Center incorporating anti-aging and weight management programs. Negotiable salary and nice benefit package is being offered. If you are interested in this opportunity, please email your inquiries and CV or fax to 1-877-878-1970 attn: Jill, Please reference Job# JS8213 DeleteMsg ReplyToMsg FORUM: Job openings
Clinical Manager RN
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We are currently seeking a Clinical Manager ( Registered Nurse )
Requirements for Clinical Manager includes:
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Question for RN's : How hard is nursing school?
Nursing
school is what you make of it.
I had heard that nursing school was the most stressful, difficult experience and that it was such a hard program, etc. But nursing wasn't my first degree, so unlike many nursing students I had something to compare the experience to. As far as academics go, nursing is less intensive in terms of reading / writing / social sciences, etc. Your homework load isn't really all that bad. The part of nursing that's hard is: 1) It does take a lot of time. There are practicums (internships) and depending on what school you're in they may not be paid. Doing classes, doing an unpaid internship, having a regular job and trying to raise a child is VERY hard. When my son was four I caught him throwing my textbooks in the trash can because he wanted mommy to play with him. Talk about a broken heart! 2) Tests, tests, tests. There are tests to prepare you to take tests that are supposed to prepare you to take tests to see if you're prepared to take your boards. And no I'm not exaggerating. I'm a good test taker and naturally confident in that area, so it didn't bother me. I had classmates that were miserable over all the tests though. That being said, nursing school is very do-able. The good thing about nursing is that nursing students tend to make friends fast and they'll help you pull through. Everyone hates math and organic chemistry, but the vast majority of people who are committed overcome it. Nursing schools also seem to be more motivated to make things work for you so that you can make it through. Compared to my other degree, my nursing classes were way more flexible and my advisers and teachers far more attentive and helpful. Even though doing nursing school and raising a child as a single mom was hard, it's paid off in spades now that it's over. I am now able to support myself and my son very well (comparably! :P ) by working only two days a week. All the time I used to stress about missing with my son is made up now by the fact that I'm home way more than I would be with any other job. The biggest thing is just to commit, find out what who you can get to back you in your dreams, and then rely on whatever support systems are available to you. It'll be hard but you can do it and you'll never regret making the sacrifices you had to make to get through! DeleteMsg ReplyToMsg FORUM: General Nursing Discussion TOPIC: Question for RN's : How hard is nursing school?
Question for RN's : How hard is nursing school?
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I start in 2 weeks and I'm SCARED from the stories I hear!?
I start an AA RN program in less than 2 weeks now.
I did
well in the pre-reqs (a B in anatomy and A's in Micro and Physio)
but I hear that nursing school is horrible and there is a TIMED math
test
in Pharmacology 4 weeks in to do medicine conversion
equations and
if you get anything less than a 90% you're
out!
I'm lousy at math, particularly algebra.
I
have a tutoring sessions planned to help a bit with that
and
ease some of my fears... but I'm starting to really wonder if I can do
this.
I have a 3 year old son and am a
single mom.
I've done alright so far and realize that I will
have to put out some effort...
but I really would just like to
know that this is truly Do-able.
People are making it sound
like it's the most stressful thing I'll ever do.
HELP!! Please tell me what your experience was like and what
to expect.
I'm freaked out here!
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SOUTH GEORGIA ADULT AND GERIATRIC PRACTICE!
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Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner/Valdosta, GA -
Experienced Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner needed immediately to
work directly with a solo physician in quaint south Georgia community near
Valdosta. Primary responsibilities will be caring for a largely geriatric
patient population in office and nursing home. There may be some limited
hospital visits for swing-bed patients. Ideal candidate will have 2-5 years
experience with adult patients including hypertension, diabetes and pain
management. Must be capable of seeing patients independently. Georgia
license required. Community is near the Georgia-Florida state line with
immediate access to Interstate 75 and larger surrounding cities. Low cost
of living, family oriented community. Salary range $75-85K based on
experience, plus benefits.
Contact: Ray Smith. Smith &
Associates, 800-611-4043, panpjobs.com/job368.htm
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Clinical Supervisor (Registered Nurse - RN)
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Maxim Healthcare Services is currently seeking a Clinical Supervisor to
be directly responsible for clinical activities of office staff. The
Clinical Supervisor will be part of a team which plans, implement and
evaluates our patient's plans of care. Responsibilities and Duties of a
Maxim Clinical Supervisor Include: Enforce and demonstrate 100% compliance
with all Federal, State and local regulati... View Full Job Description
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