| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
BTW of all the RN's that were hired only 2-3 were new grads and 10 were experienced!!!! Nursing is extremely competitive as well, managers can be just as picky. They don't need to ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
Minh,
I think that the job market is tough anywhere in the medical field right now. Including nursing. We had a job fair a couple months ago. 30 RT's showed up and 1600 RN's ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
HOLY FREAKIN' CRAP ... I just entered this particulay subject by chance and now am sooooooooooooooooooo glad I did! I had NO idea about this. I did wonder why ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
[QUOTE who="Huhh in Woodstock, Illinois"]So you'd opt for an invasive time consuming procedure as opposed to the immediate feedback of pulse oximetry to check if someone ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
OK... really though, the school you choose does NOT matter it's the effort you put in! As far as ACC goes... ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... 50 students per class does NOT seem conducive ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
yes please do nursing... then we will have more job openings. GREAT idea!!!
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
Try CHOC, UCLA(county), USC(county), Riverside(county), Loma Linda, CHLA, Cedars... I'm sure theres more. With your experience (despite not having the RRT) you can get into a ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
David in pomona. The other concordes are RRT programs now. I dont understand why the san bernadino isnt. Maybe you should call again and find out.
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2 years ago |
| Job > Respiratory Therapist |
WOW!!!!! I cannot believe how much negativity there is on this blog!Especially from RtNotHired. Too be perfectly honest... I can see why you were not hired. Your whole outlook on ...
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2 years ago |
