Working with 2 agencies... will I get in trouble?

Greetings, fellow nurses
Please give me some advice on this. I would like to know if I get in trouble for this.

I was looking for a PRN agency job some time ago and got an agency to work with. They sent me this place for (Facility A) an orientation

Down In the Dump

Hello fellow nurses I would like get some advice from about my future as a nurse. I would like to start first by giving a little hx. I got into nursing because I have always wanted to help people holistically in my community. I got into a program a c

Career advice

I need some insight!

My credentials are 6 months med surg and 15 months icu.
My intentions were do move to California in 48 hours to get my rn license at state board and hopes to work as a traveler in San Diego, my last shift in Icu is tonight in I

NC LPN CE credits....help!!!

I am currently a practicing LPN in NC with well over 640hrs under my license for this 2yr period. My license is due for renewal 4/30/13 and this is my first renewal. I'm a little confused as to online CE providers and whether or not they are accredi

"Omitting" a job from resume

Quote from HouTx Uh oh. Not a good idea to simply "omit" a job from your resume. When you get a new job, they will have to run a full background check (Federal requirement). This will turn up any job in which you received a paycheck (with

I need advice for my nursing future! Please!

I am currently a senior in high school. I want to go into the nursing field, and then I would like to enter the Navy. I am, however, struggling to decide on the right path to get there. I don't have a lot of money, so I was considering going to Fron

Is an RN refresher course even worth it at this point?

Hey everyone, I'm having a dilemma and I need some input. I finished nursing school with honors (BSN) and received my license from the summer of '09 and have been looking for RN work since then. Unfortunately, the same year I left nursing school, m

Good areas to work as a CNA???

I am waitlisted on an RN program (about 2 years). In the meantime I plan on being a CNA. I would prefer to not work in long term care, but I will if I have to. I was wondering what other options a CNA might have besides LTC?

RN to Pharmacist

I am currently a pharmacy tech, and I am in college taking my pre-reqs. My current major is Biology. My fear is that pharmacy school will be too expensive for me to fund, even through a loan, so I figured that nursing would give me hands on medical e

Debating on extra phlebotomy training...help!?

Hi Everyone! I'm new to the site. I am a student nurse working on my LPN for now. I have an opprotunity to attend a 2-day training course for phlebotomy certification. I know that when I graduate (Fall 2013) that I will be able to perform blood draw