For now, however, first things first. JOB. Anyone need an ER nurse?
Actually yes?
But I think you don't want to relocate here.
I am going for my RN too, once I finish paramedic. Year off, back to nursing, and am looking at a DNP or Advanced Practices in Forensic Nursing ... so I think we're basically doing the same thing.
ETA: To prove I meant it, here's the posting; I do days and we'd never collide except when my anaesthesiology rotation starts up and hell if I know when that is (my schedule is really vague), but if you did want to move to Albany, there you go. It's the most badass ED ever.
Admittedly you'd have to be an RN in New York, but, eh, details. :|
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Date: 2009-08-10 04:22 pm (UTC)Actually yes?
But I think you don't want to relocate here.
I am going for my RN too, once I finish paramedic. Year off, back to nursing, and am looking at a DNP or Advanced Practices in Forensic Nursing ... so I think we're basically doing the same thing.
ETA: To prove I meant it, here's the posting; I do days and we'd never collide except when my anaesthesiology rotation starts up and hell if I know when that is (my schedule is really vague), but if you did want to move to Albany, there you go. It's the most badass ED ever.
Admittedly you'd have to be an RN in New York, but, eh, details. :|