I was in the pacu nurse travel field for 8 years and I know that it is a highly competitive field. I have worked with many different nurses, and I have traveled with a few.
I have gone to two pacu nurse conferences and never once have I seen anyone that seemed to have a hard time in the field. The only thing I can say is that the nurses’ schedules can sometimes be unpredictable. I think that is where that competitive element comes into play.
I guess that what I am trying to say is that the travel field is very competitive. It is a field that you need to be very careful with because one mistake could put you in the hospital or worse. With that said, I have worked with many nurses and I can tell you that they are very dedicated. They are very good at what they do and they are very good at what they are doing. I think what is great is that they are very hard workers.
I have worked with many nurses in the past. My experience has been that they have one of the best personalities in this field. They are very dedicated and focused, and it’s very rare to find a nurse who is not driven to be the best.
One of my first experiences with a nurse I was working with was when I was working in a hospital in the Midwest. The other nurse had already made her rounds, and I was stuck in the hallway. I was just having a conversation with the nurse about what I had to do for my shift. I was talking about medical equipment, and she asked me what I was doing at the time. I told her what I was doing during the conversation.
As a nurse, you have to be a multitasker. You can’t just be a nurse the whole time. You have to be able to do things at the same time as your patients, as well as at the same time as you. I was one of those nurses who had to have a life outside of work. I had a full-time job, but I still attended classes, even though I didn’t have a degree.
I wish people would stop talking about the “how to” and “what to” of job hunting. While some might say “I’d love to go to the job fair”, I am not one of those people. I have actually gone though job fairs and been rejected twice before. I know what a job fair is. I know what a job is. I know what a career is.
You might be thinking, “but what about the people who dont have a degree, or dont have a job, or dont have a plan?” In the case of doctors, its a pretty standard procedure to have a degree, and thus a job, but many times a job will be much easier to get than a degree. You will be able to get a job interview with a high school diploma, but often much less will be needed to get a job.
The problem is you can be a doctor and have a high school diploma, but you cant be a doctor and have a job you do not hate. If you want to be an office administrator or a receptionist, you will have to work hard to earn that job.
One of the major perks of getting a high school diploma is it provides you access to some pretty awesome college courses. However, not all of them are going to give you a degree in anything. Even if you want to be a doctor, getting a college degree in something that will probably involve a class filled with people who want to shove needles in your hands is probably going to be a little bit more difficult than getting a job as a receptionist.
