Are there 10 hr shifts in Nursing??

Hi everyone, I returned to acute care and am on orientation this week. I survived my first 12 hour shift and was curious as to if anyone has heard of 10 hour shifts for nursing?? I know the business world does these and usually working four 10 hour shifts meets full-time requirements. I realize with our 24 hour coverage there would be 4 hours that would need either part-time or PRN staff. Just curious. My body wants to quit at 1600!!!
I know some ERs have all types of 10hr shifts but don't know about other units
I have never seen any 10 hour shifts.
We have 10 hr shifts in the OR.
Have you tried taking late lunch breaks? I try to do lunch around 2 or 2:30pm then once I get back...its almost time to go home. I've never heard of 10 hour shifts unless management does them, not staff nurses as we need our floor coverage 24 hours.
We don't have them at our hospital. But if we did, I'd want to change from my 12 hour shifts.
I do 10 hr shifts in PDN.
I think surgery areas like PACU, OR, Pre holding do 10 hours. The cath lab here does them also.
I have seen 10 hour shifts in our intake department (psych).
At my hospital dialysis works 10 hour shifts. They do have to take call though.
I'm in L&D and there are several nurses who work 10's. They are "old" positions that are no longer available; once they leave or retire the position will no longer exist. I am actually a little confused by it since they first hour and last hour they are not really doing much since they either have yet to get report or have already reported off.
Quote from TraumaORnurseWe have 10 hr shifts in the OR.
Our ED has 10 hour shifts. I've heard that 10 hour shifts are more common in PACU and ED settings.