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post 1624698591 12-06-2020, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted By witetrashwarior
8 days off in a down what kind of schedule do you work?
You can schedule and work it out that way. FT at the facility I work at is 36/hrs a week. 3 12 hr shifts. It takes a little work, like trading shifts with others but you can schedule it out to work Sun,Mon and Tues and be off Wed-Wed and work Thurs-Sat. It doesn't happen all the time but it is possible. Now, my schedule involves a chit ton of OT but before OT, my schedule is usually something like this for a 2 week period. Work Mon, Tues,Sat,Sun,Wed and Thurs. The next week is work Tues,Fri,Sat,Sun,Wed,Thurs. Our requirements are 2 weekends a month. I work at an ER in the Medical Center in Houston.
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post 1624701921 12-06-2020, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted By icetrauma
ER is a good gig to have. Most male nurses I know are either ER or ICU nurses. Phuck that boring floor monotonous chit. Get paid a good wage. Only have to work 3 days a week. Take 8 days in a row off and not burn 1 hour of PTO/vacation time. Work with slooty nurses. Wouldn't have it any other way. I've been an ER-RN for 17 yrs now.

I couldn't do psych. Seemed boring to me during clinical's. Upside is you get to wear street clothes instead of scrubs.
Good for you man props to doing ER; Im pretty sure psych if my kind of thing though after clinicals. Also psych has a lot of male RNs, I think its has the highest ammount out of all specialties.
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