u/dubblecupblitz

Recently became certified with the state & am looking to start working asap. I am looking to work any morning shift whether its a 6am start time or 8am start, I'd have to be off by 5pm.

I have experience as a Patient Transporter & volunteering. I just haven't been successful with a facility or hospital in the availability category. I understand some things come with seniority & I respect that, but I have no family here to accommodate a mid-shift/swing shift schedule (2-10:30) or overnights with having 2 toddlers. Not even daycare, because it's after hours.

Any suggestions or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

There are a few questions for any students in the Nursing program. For clinical, lab, or lecture.

What are the schedules like? Are they all morning shifts? Are there any swing shifts that extend after 5pm? What times do these shifts end?

Please. I am a mother working FT with 2 toddlers & cannot afford daycare, let alone being in class/clinical/lab after 6pm because my husband works at 7pm.

I'm gonna make it work, however I would like to know to start planning ahead.