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First doctor's office job for nurse with other experience?Rating: (votes: 9) Gosh, that's a tough one. Typically, offices are minimally staffed so there is no one on hand to act as a preceptor. They may not have the funds to pay someone while they are orienting. Larger clinic settings (such as outpatient areas of a hospital or multi-specialty clinic) would be more likely to hire and train. If you can afford it, you may want to offer to 'work for free' or at a reduced rate while you are being trained. This may sweeten the deal for a physician's office that is working on a very low profit margin. Just a thought . . . |
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