Re: How do I get into CDI role in Atlanta?

Hi Everybody!- NEED YOUR ADVICE!

"I am a RN living in Atlanta with a broad spectrum nursing background. My most recent nursing experience was working as a clinical research nurse @ Emory University for 7 years, interested in getting my foot int

Nursing "branch" with the most flexibility.

Ever since I became a nurse I have had less and less time to help out with the family business which at times requires travel. I am still undecided which branch of nursing I want to settle in but flexibility is key. Right now my schedule if pretty ri

I want to quit

I have been a RN for about 5yrs now. I haven't worked for the last 1.5yrs as I've been in an intense graduate school program for advanced practice. I feel like I am having a (early) midlife crisis. I no longer feel like I'm where I'm supposed to

Need encouragement with job routes

Hello my fellow nurses. So I've worked as a new RN for almost 2 years now. I love the unit I work on and what I do, however, I have been working night shift and because our low staffing on nights, I work every 3rd weekend. The schedule itself has re

How do you move on to a leadership position

1 I just started my nursing career a little over 6 months ago, so I am just thinking ahead. I never had any leadership experience in nursing before besides being a team lead for a flu clinic briefly. My organization doesn't have a clinical ladder. S

Leaving before 1 year is over

I am a semi-new grad and I've been at my hospital for about 10 months now. I moved to the other side of this country for this job, and I recently just bought a whole bunch of furniture because I had been planning on staying here for at least 2 years

Interview Question Suggestion

On most interviews I go on, I am almost asked the dreaded question. "what is your greatest weakness?" I answer this by telling the doctor or whoever interviews me that I'm not bilingual, but I say I'm taking an online course and I'm stil

New Grad quit now what?

I was working three months at a rehab facility. Long story short it was incredibly unsafe- for the patients and for my license. I left on not good terms with the facility and am now searching for another job. I'm wondering if I should put some detai

First Job

As a mature new graduate I decided to look around at anything to give me experience. I wonder about working within my scope if I accept a CBRF job where I am the only RN. I am comfortable with the part-time duties to include delegation/training CNAs,

I feel like I'm in a living hell

I have been a nurse for two years now. I want to quit so bad and change careers but my husband has basically put his foot down and told me that I'm sticking this out until I retire and I'm only 36. When I was in school, I liked it and I enjoyed it.