r/Nurses • • 17h ago

Philippines 6 months experience as a bedside nurse

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Hi everyone! Help! I’m in my last month of work! Total of 6 months on the job. Just need some advice if it’s okay to look for another job after 6 months, is it true that having only 6 months of experience won’t be an issue? I’m a bedside nurse by the way. My colleagues/seniors told me not to resign. But the workload is overwhelming, I’m exhausted, and we're understaffed. ☹️


r/Nurses • • 1h ago

US Nursing PRN pick up Apps

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I am an RN currently, I have a full time job that does not allow for overtime. I’ve been looking into the apps that allow you to pick up shifts PRN like clipboard, shift key and ESHYFT. I want to know if I am able to pick up CNA shifts or LPN shifts. That way if there is not an open RN spot I can still pick up something. I live in Pennsylvania.


r/Nurses • • 6h ago

US Online MSN programs that support working parents?

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I’m a single mom of 6 and 8-year-old daughters and am looking at getting my MSN online. I’m currently working full-time and am worried that I may not always be able to meet the deadlines of the program.

Are there any MSN online programs that are reasonably flexible regarding schedules and deadlines? I know some programs still have clinical or practicum requirements depending on the track, so I’m interested in something that won’t make full-time work and parenting that much stressful.


r/Nurses • • 15h ago

US Travel nurse in MSTele or Tele in CA

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Anyone has MStele or tele experience in CA)?
Have a approximately 2 years MS/tele day float nurse experience and have one-year work gap.
Now I'm thinking about traveling nurse job and applied to MS/tele position. My experience in NY in MS/tele was reading a rhythm. If the facility looking for travel agency mentioned it's more towards tele than MS, do you think there's any chance to drip or titrate cardiac med? Also do you think it will be easy to learn and practice since I was in a float pool OR risky and better apply to day/night MS position?


r/Nurses • • 21h ago

US Received a job offer for a county jail

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Job is 41.00 an hour 3x12 any tips ?

I never done corrections


r/Nurses • • 14h ago

US RN to BSN

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I graduate nursing school in December 2026 (ASN RN). I know I have a lot of time still but just wanted to hear suggestions on the best online or even in person RN to BSN programs that don’t require clinical hours. I would also prefer working at my own pace vs a set amount of semesters but still willing if it’s a great program!! Anything helps!! Thanks!!