| Medical Scrubs |
| Discounted Medical Scrubs |
i've worked home health care for 2 years as a CNA and i'm in nursing school right now for my LPN and am continuing for my RN after i graduate. i need a job that is flexible and i could work around my hectic school schedule. would home health care be a good choice and does anyone know approximately how much they get paid?
Tags: Anyone, Care, Choice, Could, Good, Grad, Health, Home, Tell, Would
| Medical Scrubs - Cherokee Uniforms Authentic Workwear Women's Two Pocket Top and Flare Leg Pant Scrub Set (Surgical Green, Small) |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $30.98 |
| Madison Medical Uniforms Madison Medical Scoop Neck Scrub Top and Pant Set (Turquoise XS) |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $14.99 |
| Madison Medical Uniforms Capri Scrub Pant (Black XL) [Apparel] |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $11.99 |
| Medical Scrubs - Women's Mock Wrap/Flare Pant Set (Gray, Small) |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $15.99 |
| Small Navy Blue Uniform Medical Scrub Tops |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: $22.00 |
| Amazon Price: $22.00 |
November 10th, 2009 at 6:53 pm
u could work nights as a home health care nurse & get paid good money for those hours & still continue you schooling for your LPN & RN & home health care pay is good & i think that u could name the hourly rate once u have finished school cuz u would have your license & that will come in handy as far as working night hours go & also for work in a hospital also so good luck! i think that the pay for a license nurse could go as high as $35 to $45 an hour once u r licsensed & depending on the hours u work at a hospital. i have a friend who’s a licensed nurse & she started at $15 an hour & the last i heard she was making $35 an hour in a hospital working the 2nd shift 3:pm to 11:pm & that was several years ago
November 10th, 2009 at 9:54 pm
Another idea would be working for a Hospice in you area. Also, if you work at a hospital as a LPN, they may have a tuition reimbursement benefit to continue studying to be a RN. It is extremely difficult to work and go to school at the same time; but the rewards are certainly worth it! Good luck to you!!!
November 11th, 2009 at 2:49 am
my niece is doing this (home health)while going to school.she gets time to study too. $18.00hr.
November 11th, 2009 at 2:57 am
Most home health care agency’s pay minimum wage, but at least you’ll have down time so you can study. Or you can try working Per Diem at a nursing home.