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Latest Articles from the Library
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Managing Your Taxes as a PRN Nurse
Once nurses get a taste of the flexibility and the financial potential that come with PRN work, they rarely want to go back to staff positions. Nevertheless, PRN workers must remember that handling finances as self-employed individuals is very different from managing finances as employees. If youâre just getting started with PRN work â especially if you are working PRN full time â expect to undergo a learning curve regarding managing your finances. It might take a couple of months to nail j
How To Build a Resume With PRN Work
For those who wish to work in the nursing field, you may already know that crafting a great resume is the first step to landing your dream job at a hospital or medical setting. Saying that, think of a resume as the first impression you make when invited to an important social gathering. Only this time, your resume will serve as the initial presentation for a potential employer. You may be asking yourself, âbut what if I am a Per Diem nurse that has picked up contract work in the past, does
Nursing PRN Work vs. Part-Time Work: Whatâs the Difference?
Many medical professionals are unsure of the difference between PRN and part-time work for CNAs, LPN/LVNs, and RNs. This confusion can make it harder to choose which career option is best for your circumstances and needs. Part-time and PRN nursing jobs allow for a degree of flexibility in your work and the hours you spend working. However, they are two completely different types of employment, and each comes with pros and cons. Letâs take a look at each so you can get a better idea of what
Help Achieve Work-Life Balance with PRN Work
When was the last time you were home with your kids on their birthdays or the last time you went to visit your parents? Have you been able to cross anything off your bucket list? Most of us learn early on to put personal goals on the back burner while we prioritize work, but shouldnât it be the other way around? Shouldnât we work in order to have the life we want and not simply live to meet our bossesâ goals? As Nigel Marsh so wisely stated in his 2010 Ted Talk about work-life balance:
How to Begin Your Nursing Career Before Graduation
Few professions offer the chance to work in the chosen area of study while still in school. Therefore, the possibility that potential nurses have of working in the nursing field during or even before nursing school is an opportunity that simply cannot be missed. By doing so, nursing students or those considering nursing school can see first-hand what the profession is truly like and decide whether or not itâs for them. As with most professions, nursing is incredibly diverse. Many people, in
Is PRN Work the Right Choice For Me?
Career choices, like marriage and tattoos, are often seen as permanent, unalterable life decisions. Thatâs why making decisions about a career path often fills people with dread and leaves them riddled with doubts: What if I donât like it? What if Iâm not good at it? What if I want to change my mind? In this ocean of uncertainty, PRN work is an alternative that allows you to move forward without fear, choosing the work you enjoy, the number of shifts you want, and the amount of income you n -
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