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Old 05-08-2013, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by gomoho View Post
I know there are nurses available and actually prefer this seasonal work, but I'm wondering if that has crossed over to PAs or Nurse Practioners. I can't imagine a doctor leaving his practice for a "season" but I guess you never know.
i don't recall bringing on add'l physicians - not as easy to do what with admitting privileges - ya know? our main concern was to insure that services such as the er and floor care were at optimum staffing levels.

and when i was with the hospital - we still employed lpns and cnas! rns were just beginning to run lpns out of the hosptal and the other titles you mentioned were still considered inflated ways to promote rns who had reached the top of the pay scale! to this day i'd prefer to have an lpn administer any shot i might need!
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