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Fully trained nurse really cares have worked for NHS most of my life now work in the Prison services but really feel i am being deskilled anyone any jobs in Edinburgh Try the scottish health website www.show.scot.nhs.uk look in the nursing times or on the hospitals own websites Consider a job in a hospital department which maintians specific hours...endoscopy, ambulatory care, etc. They typically pay a little less, but have the "nice" hours. dear moe, Don't mean to sound like an under-appreciated, over-worked, generally f***ed off moaner, BUT you'll be lucky to find any job within the NHS at the moment. I have been looking and due to pretty much nationwide job freeze/shortage it's nearly impossible! Even if not within NHS, there are loads of applicants due to us all trying to get out before the NHS inevitably collapses! I am also a nurse and you can work in a office with office hrs. doing MDS paper work,usually always with weekends off. It is very interesting work. How about out-patients department? they tend to work 9 til 5. |
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You can find a listing of schools that offer CNA training at www.4cnas.com You can also contact your state registry for a listing of accedited CNA training programs in your area. The contact info... O.K. looks like no one from Michigan is going to answer you. I am from Washington. I know here that once your a nurse all that is required is an informal training class by the company that is hirin... Yes, but I don't know where you are. In southern california there are several teacher intern programs run by the county. They send you to school for free once or twice a week and you start tea... Yes many nursing homes offer free CNA training provided that you work for them a set period of time. This site offers a listing of schools that offer CNA training www.4cnas.com You can also contac... Although I am not familiar with your particular area, I can give you a bit of advice. Simply look up all the local nursing homes and call to find out if they offer paid/free training and when the n... I work at a Nursing Home and we have uniforms for each department. If no uniforms are required where you will be working, then I suggest scrubs, plain color, no prints. They are the most comforta... Look into Nassau or Suffolk County Community College. They have training programs. There are three teaching hospitals that I know of on Long Island. Northport is said to be the best (at least acc... check into local hospital a lot of them will send you to school for free and give you a job for a few years. good luck ... |
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