RN to MT

Posted By: RNsusan on 2005-09-08
In Reply to: RN to MT - RNBSN1

I'm glad you understand my perspective. I don't want to bash nursing in general. I love the ideals I went into it with. But it's not how the real world operates. I had the privilege of working in a very wonderful Magnet hospital in CO. I wouldn't work anywhere but a Magnet facility if I were going back to hospital nursing. Nurses in general aren't valued. Why else would there be such a shortage? Except in Montana of course! Hence the low pay and zip for opportunities. I don't want to drag that stress around in my 50's and 60's and Lord knows I'll have to work well into those years!

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RN to MT - RNsusan
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        Well - Karla
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    - thanks as well - Karla
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        susan - Karla
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        I understand how you feel susan - RN to MT also

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