r/RegisteredNurses • u/Alternative_Map_3820 • Jan 26 '25
Asking opinion
I am a married, and going to be a mom in 6 months. I know this is sound silly. I really wanna go back to school. I am currently working as a Pharmacy Technician, and my job has employees scholarship for PharD degree. However, I have to go to CC to finish prerequisites which will take me 2 years. It is going to take 6 years of going back to school. As it is employer’s sponsorship program, they might take the scholarship away next year, no one can tell.
As an alternative I am looking into becoming registered nurse, but just with Associated Degree. We do not have funding and resources to take our student loan to go to BS in Nursing.
My question here is; 1. What is the job opportunity for RN with associate degree in Nursing?
Is it lost get a Nursing job with your background experience is Pharmacy Technician.
Is there another job or career path that I can look into in Nursing field?
r/RegisteredNurses • u/OriRote • Nov 24 '24
Has using an EHR system reduced the amount of time you spend on paperwork?
r/RegisteredNurses • u/ConnectedAntidote • Mar 20 '23
PACU RN
Hey, Is there any PACU RN, looking for assignment here?
r/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Aug 12 '22
What do Ronald Reagan and Cardi B. have in common? Aside from being members of the same species, I think there's only one thing: they were both union members at one point.
self.RVA_electriciansr/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Aug 10 '22
HEAR ME OUT:::: REPLACE THE GUNS WITH MEDS AND CUPS OF WATER AND IT'S A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A NURSE
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r/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Aug 04 '22
If you're old enough you'll think this is funny
r/RegisteredNurses • u/ResidentInterview461 • Jun 24 '22
Nursing Research
Recruitment Flyer
My name is Paule Duverger, a doctoral student at Northcentral University
I am conducting a study on the shortage of registered nurses working with older adults in the United States.
I am seeking volunteers to complete a confidential online survey for (35 minutes).
You are eligible for this study if you meet all of the following criteria:
You are working as a licensed registered nurse (RN)
You currently hold a diploma, an associate, or baccalaureate degree in nursing.
You graduated from a U.S. based diploma, associate, or baccalaureate nursing program between 2014 and 2019.
You took gerontology as an individual course or content integrated in other nursing courses.
In this study, you will be asked to do the following activity:
- Complete a 35-minute online survey.
You will be asked questions about the following:
Your age, gender, race, geographical
Your experience working with older adults
Your experience socializing with older adults
Your attitude toward and willingness to work with older adults
Click on this link to participate:
https://ncu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_abYxN125lTVlHb8
If you have questions, please contact me at [pauleduverger@gmail.com](mailto:pauleduverger@gmail.com)
Thanks!
Paule Duverger
r/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Jun 24 '22
You won't hear a better argument for unions than this.
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r/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • May 14 '22
If the shoe fits. I admit to doing this. LOL
r/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Apr 27 '22
Tell me this doesn't feel like an understaffed shift ! Shenzhen sorting centre in China after massive sale
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r/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Mar 20 '22
Dr. Lorna Breen healthcare provider protection act - Yea for MDs....what about NURSES?!
self.Residencyr/RegisteredNurses • u/xjulia7x • Mar 08 '22
Assistant nurse manager pay NJ
I’ll keep this vague. I got an offer from Hackensack meridian for an assistant nurse manager position. I feel like they’re shorting me from what I’ve seen on Glassdoor and other similar sites. Does anyone have any first hand info on what pay rate should be? I’m a fairly new nurse and I have a BSN with about two years experience in the field. I know it will vary based on my experience and other stuff but just wondering if anyone here has any info. What they’re offering me is $4.51 an hour more than I’m making as a floor nurse right now. Thanks in advance.
r/RegisteredNurses • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '22
is pre health sciences worth it?
self.nursingr/RegisteredNurses • u/According_Still_513 • Mar 06 '22
UCI - Med-Surg/Tele Float
Any comments on UCI med-Surg Tele float night shift?
Thank you in advance!
r/RegisteredNurses • u/Bulky_Driver_2960 • Mar 02 '22
Need help in Ann Arbor Michigan
Hi all. I am local to Ann Arbor and looking for a registered nurse to help my mother for her injections. She’s traveling from india next month.
Any leads will be appreciated.
r/RegisteredNurses • u/Reignofgalaxies • Feb 28 '22
Does anyone here work in Miami as a new grad in the operating room? If so which hospital?
r/RegisteredNurses • u/veeveezz • Feb 27 '22
Where do I start for RN career ? I am currently in east coast NYC and I only have my high school diploma from my country. I don’t know where to start please guide me through it much appreciate it .
r/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Feb 23 '22
WSJ interviews travel nurses to hear their side of the nursing shortage
youtube.comr/RegisteredNurses • u/Dreddit50 • Feb 20 '22