u/TheBillsAreBillin

Looking for some fishing buddies in St. Pete. I moved to the area about a year ago, and I'm looking to get out on the water. I spent the last 10 years in Miami doing a ton of inshore and offshore fishing. I do not currently have a boat, but I am actively looking for one. For now, I have been fishing from my Hobie Kayak. I know what I am doing and have my own gear. Will cover my share on any trips. Hit me up if you fish St. Pete or the surrounding areas!

Looking for some fishing buddies in St. Pete. I moved to the area about a year ago, and I'm looking to get out on the water. I spent the last 10 years in Miami doing a ton of inshore and offshore fishing. I do not currently have a boat, but I am actively looking for one. For now, I have been fishing from my Hobie Kayak. I know what I am doing and have my own gear. Will cover my share on any trips. Hit me up if you fish St. Pete or the surrounding areas!

Hello, I am considering trying to work as an LNC to supplement my income. My RN experience is 4-5 years in MICU, SICU, CTICU, CCU, Neurosurgery ICU, Trauma ICU and transplant. I also have about 10 years of experience as a nurse practitioner in trauma/surgical/transplant ICU. From what I have read here it does not seem like I have to obtain a certification. I am looking for something flexible that I can do in my down time but I am not opposed to dedicating more time to it if it grows.

Does having my degree as a nurse practitioner open any additional doors for me?

Is there any specific area or types of work I should focus on getting into?

I appreciate all advice or feedback on getting started. Thanks!