Here are  a new set of nursing jobs for those of you who are  job seeking now.

Licensed Practical Nurse – LPN
Medical Staffing Network – Nationwide
PA – Pennsylvania (All) – Lancaster
Type Full time

Visit this site below to apply:

http://www.cytiva.com/ihire/ext2/applya.asp?ihire?ihirePD36709?tallison?37

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School RN – LPN
Medical Staffing Network – Nationwide
Kentucky (All) – Louisville
Type Full time

Visit this site below to apply:

http://www.cytiva.com/ihire/ext2/applya.asp?ihire?ihirePD36652?lbakerorti?37

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School Nurse
Gramon Family of Schools
NJ – New Jersey (All) – Fairfield
Type Full time

Visit this site below to apply:

http://www.nurse.com/jobs/767389-School-Nurse-at-Gramon-Family-of-Schools-in-Fairfield-NJ.html

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School Support Nurse
Skokie School District
IL – Illinois (All) – Skokie
Type Full time

Visit this site below to apply:

http://www.nurse.com/jobs/767252-School-Support-Nurse-at-Skokie-School-District-in-Skokie-IL.html

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School Nurse
COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCES, INC.
NY – New York (All) – New York City
Type Full time

Visit this site below to apply:

http://www.nurse.com/jobs/767907-School-Nurse-at-COMPREHENSIVE-RESOURCES-INC-in-New-York-City-NY.html

Check also our previous post: Nursing Jobs #2

 This is a good blog By Paula Kriner and Psyche Pascual for Consumer Health Interactive that provides information on some important safety tips for nurses.

Discusses the following:

1. Needlesticks
2. Back injury
3. Workplace violence
4. Latex allergy

Hear it from an expert @  http://www.ahealthyme.com/topic/nursetips#s4

Here are some useful and effective tips for nurses. Hopefully these can help you guys and serve as some reminders to do well in your hard but fulfilling jobs. Hope you’ll like them.

http://www.addtips.com/nursing-tips-nurses.htm

Watch out for more helpful tips in upcoming posts.

Annie(“,)

According to American Nurses Association, RNs earn around $56,000 or may go up to as much as $90,000 for really hard working and ambitious nurses that would go for long hours work including night shifts, weekends and some even holidays, in big city hospitals.

 There is a need to provide attractive salaries for nurses who choose to work in schools and teach to be able to cater to the huge number of enrollees.

 Now for the meantime it is still an option for the US to accommodate foreign workers to bridge the gap while the nursing schools work on training more qualified registered nurses. Well, it’s not about foreign workers taking over American jobs but it’s more on providing the need of society especially in the health care sector.

(Based on a news in CNNMoney.com)