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I agree with you on the fireman, but you are the first person in the UK that says they more than enough nurses. I do know there are different type of nurses tho
by yardie 17y ago
I agree with you on the fireman, but you are the first person in the UK that says they more than enough nurses. I do know there are different type of nurses though. My grandmother is a semi-retired CPN (think private nurse). She prefers it this way because she chooses when to work and gets paid good money for the few hours she does do. Washing the backside of old people can be pretty damn numbing after a while. But she did put 4 daughters through college this way.
My aunt was an ER nurse who moved into private practice (plastic surgery scrub nurse). Her former hospital calls her on occassion and ups the compensation. I figure if you have to call old employees and promise more money than that is a sign someone is underpaid.
Note, a scrub nurse requires a MS.N. and certs out the wazoo. Those are hard to come by because there aren't enough teachers.
- gaius 17y agoBut there are - it's all over the news, newly qualified nurses and midwives can't find jobs: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7304537.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7304537.stm High unemployment (despite the wider economy - the BBC has stories like this going back to 2003) and low wages is classic oversupply.