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  1. Hey everyone, The Division of Professional Licensing, also known as DOPL, in Utah is currently seeking an LPN to join the new Board of Nursing and Certified Nurse Midwives. This is a fantastic opportunity for any LPN in Utah you might know, especially those who are passionate about contributing to the nursing community and helping shape the future of nursing practices. Interested LPNs can apply at the following link: Apply Here under the Board of Nursing and Certified Nurse Midwives. Let us know if you have any questions!
  2. What a night. Have you been effected by the outages? Hospitals and facilities have reverted to paper charter, and many procedures delayed, 911, airlines and banks all impacted due to a cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike update. See here for more info: https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/19/24201717/windows-bsod-crowdstrike-outage-issue
  3. Welcome to our new to Nursa Support Group! Here you can ask all your questions about getting started with Nursa or in the community. 🫶
  4. Nursa is hosting a meet up with Nursa clinicians and the local, Utah team. Dinner is on us! RSVP below so we know not to start without you. Hope to see you there! Note: If you can't make it, but are interested in future events, also fill out the RSVP to let us know. ‍ Date: Monday, July 22nd, 2024 Time: 6:30 PM MT Location: The Village Baker in Sandy (11192 S Auto Mall Dr, Sandy, UT 84070) ‍ RSVP HERE
  5. Yes indeed! Check out what other clinicians have to say about using the Nursa platform (TLDR; they love it) - “I love how Nursa provides the opportunity for caregivers to offer our skill sets and experience to facilities in need, while also being able to give clients/ residents compassion, being someone to brighten their day, and most importantly helping to make sure they are safe.” - Ahdreuna Leon, CNA ''As a LPN, I've found working with NURSA to have its pros and cons. One of the standout positives is the flexibility offered—having the option to receive same-day pay and select shifts through the app is incredibly convenient.I have been on with NURSA since the 2021. I love how the company works with Nurses, and CNAs. Its great and there was a lot of money to be made.'' - Rainier Bansil, LPN Read more testimonials: https://nursa.com/clinicians/testimonials Also, learn about the process from sign-up to paycheck with Nursa with our welcome kit: https://community.nursa.com/welcome-kit/
  6. July is Sarcoma Awareness Month! Sarcomas are rare and aggressive cancers that need more awareness. Join us in spreading knowledge and support: Learn and Share: Educate yourself about sarcomas and share with others. Support Research: Donate to sarcoma research organizations. Wear Yellow: Show support by wearing yellow this month. Share Stories: Inspire others with personal stories of sarcoma. Join Events: Participate in or organize awareness events. Together, we can make a difference. Share your thoughts and how you're getting involved below!
  7. As we celebrate the spirit of freedom and resilience, let's take a moment to appreciate the incredible dedication and hard work you do. Your commitment to caring for others embodies the true spirit of independence and service. How are you spending your holiday? Any special plans or traditions? Let's share and celebrate together! 🇺🇸
  8. We are excited to announce that Nursa has partnered with the SLC Royals to offer you and your family members tickets to the SLC Royals vs. Portland Thorns Soccer game! Come enjoy a night out with your team on Nursa - hope to see you there! ‍ Date: Saturday, June 29th Time: 8pm MT Location: The America First Field (9256 S State St, Sandy, UT 84070) ‍ Click here to reserve your tickets at no charge to you. Click on this LINK Pick your seats Proceed to check out At checkout, put in your email address & phone number and click the “continue to ticket types” button Either log in or create an account The tickets will automatically go under the paid code, so you’ll want to subtract your healthcare extra tickets and then add to the comp-healthcare side of things Click the “continue to billing” button Enter credit card number (you will have to do it, even if you aren’t purchasing any tickets) Click the “continue to review” button Complete your purchase Again, this offer is available to all healthcare workers and your families. Please feel free to share with your own family, friends, communities as well. Let’s fill up the Royal’s stadium!
  9. Hey everyone! 👟 What are your go-to shoes for long shifts? Share your favorite brands or models that offer the best comfort and support! Also any discounts you know about?
  10. Happy Nurses Week Everyone!! Nursa is so excited to celebrate YOU. We celebrate the caring, dedicated nurses who wear many hats-advocates, healers, teachers, and more. Follow our socials everyday Monday May 6th through Sunday May 12th (Follow any of these channels: Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok) for some spotlights on incredible nurses and fun daily giveaways!
  11. We are looking at how to best optimize notifications within the app. Let us know if you get too much, just enough or not enough notifications. If not enough, first make sure you go to app.nursa.com and make sure you have transactional notifications enabled. Then let us know what you would like to see more of!
  12. Meet @JANIE DENNY - This weeks Nursa Spotlight! 💫 Since '97, I've been on a wild healthcare ride – rocking roles in skilled nursing, memory care, private aide gigs, and more. Currently juggling studies and dreams of becoming a certified physical therapist (PT, here I come!). I've danced with dialysis patients, hung out at junior high schools, and embraced the caregiver life. My heart is all about the elders and caring on the legacy, thanks to my awesome RN DON mom. Beyond the healthcare hustle, I'm a proud wife (20 years and counting!), mom to Jacob and Ashton (my life-saver, no literally I had cervical cancer did not know till I was pregnant with him) and now a permanent resident of SLC, UT. I'm your go-to for good vibes, positive energy, and a listening ear. Certified medication aide and phlebotomy? Yep, they're on my wishlist. 🌟 Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story!
  13. For us here in AZ: I saw that this board had been inactive for quite some bit of time, and decided to reawaken it with some energy. Are there any current AZ healthcare active here?
  14. Meet @Robbie - This weeks Nursa Spotlight! 💫 Fun fact about Robin, one night she tried to rescue a stray St. Bernard who seemed to be injured due to its weird gait. It turned out to be a completely healthy bear. 😳 In addition to have survived a bear encounter, Robin has 23 years of extensive healthcare experience spanning MICU, PCU, Transplant, Burn, LTAC, and Med-Surg. her goal is always to sustain exceptional patient care while seeking roles with flexible hours. Beyond the workplace, this person values lasting relationships with family and friends. Robin, you are one cool person, WELCOME!! Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story!
  15. We want to invite you to participate in our user interview sessions as we strive to enhance our user experience! Your valuable feedback will play a crucial role in shaping the future of our platform. Whether you're a long-time user or just joined recently, your perspective is incredibly important to us. What's Involved: We will conduct a 20 minute interview with our product team where you will be walked through an experience and you are able to give feedback. You will need to have access to a computer as you will be sent a link for an interactive activity to go through with the interviewer. interviews where you can share your thoughts, suggestions, and concerns about our platform. You will also receive a $20 gift card following the interview. How to Participate: If you're interested in taking part, please fill out the form below. We'll reach out to you with further details and to schedule a suitable time for the interview. I'm interested! Thank you in advance for helping us make our platform even better. Your input is invaluable, and we can't wait to hear from you!
  16. Hosted by Krishna Floisand, Community Manager Check out this week's Q&A session hosted by Krishna Floisand, Community Manager. Addressing questions and concerns from users in regard to the scope of practice for RNs and LPNs, hospital shift opportunities, drug screen requirements, payment processing, shift availability, and the use of the community platform for user interaction and support. Browse through the questions and transcript below. Have feedback on this session? Want to suggest future group coaching topics? Let us know! Questions Answered Q1: Can I pick up LPN shifts as an RN? Q2: How can I pick up hospital shifts? Q3: Why don't I get shifts when trying to pick up? Q4: Does Nursa Upload my Background Check? Q5: Can I use my patient care technician certificate certification to work as a nursing assistant? Q6: Will I get a paper check for my first check or will it be sent to my direct deposit information submitted? Q7: When and how often will I get paid for my shifts? Q8: Why can I only see certain shifts by friends see more, am I blacklisted? Q9: What is in the Community? Transcript Welcome back to this week's weekly Q&A. We got some good questions here, but before we jump into it, my name is Krishna. I work here at our Nursa HQ as our Community Manager. I manage our community platform at communitynurse.com. And I also am working to, as our community efforts are relatively new, I'm looking to kind of how we can best engage with our clinicians to learn to help each other learn like what resources are needed, how can we facilitate, you guys connect with each other and learning from each other there, especially as we grow to now more than 20 states. So getting big, and who better to share their knowledge than you guys? So I'm gonna be going through and answering a few of the questions we got here. If you have any comments or questions or further questions or if I didn't specify enough, please feel free to comment below. I'll post this replay in the community later and I'll send it out. 1️⃣ [00:01:12] Alright, so I've got a few questions here, and I'll, I'll just go ahead and get started. One question I've seen is "Why has Nursa stopped RNs from picking up LPN shifts yet it's in our scope of practice, unlike vice versa, it's rare to find RN shifts posted here in Arizona. Very rare. I wish you could revisit that policy. Whoever picks first and is given a shift takes it as long as everyone remains in their scope of practice." So this is a lot to kind of unpack here because it does vary state by state, right? Scope of practice. But generally speaking, an LPN license is gonna be, that scope of practice is within the larger RN scope of practice. This not wrong in saying this is common knowledge and in the app there's been an update because there was issues with people being able to request shifts that they weren't qualified for. So there's been further restrictions on who can request certain shifts. So like you have to request the shift that your license is uploaded for. So if you have an LPN license feel free to upload it and now you will be able to request RN and LPN shifts in there. So you're only able to request what you have a license uploaded for RN. You still may be able to see it within the app and this is a recent change that now you can't request those shifts that you're seeing there. And so if you want to work these shifts, you're definitely able to contact the facility and let them know that you're available for that shift. 2️⃣ [00:03:25] Okay, the next question I have, we actually have quite a few questions about hospital shifts. So we have more and more coming, especially across a few different states, but primarily right now in Utah and Colorado. So right now in Utah, it looks like we have PICU and pediatrics specialties in there, and in Colorado, we have ICU Med Surg ER, although I believe ICU has been filled. But some are in more need of Med Surg and ER needs in Colorado. And these are open to RNs and CNAs there. The only thing with the hospital shifts is you do need a lot of recent experience and is kind of more of an onboarding experience than for the regular long-term shift. For long-term care shifts you can just upload your license and a few credentials and you're good to go to pick up a shift, I mean that evening. Whereas when it comes to the hospital shifts, there's a little bit more, some more requirements that we do require a view and some more extensive experience there. I know someone was asking about OR circulator per diem shifts currently we do not have them right now, but we are looking to expand what we offer when it comes to hospital shifts. If you are interested in those like let us know. I can, I'll probably drop the hospital information below if you're interested in learning about those hospital shifts in Colorado or Utah right now. And Utah I believe it's just RNs and Colorado is CNAs and RNs who are able to pick up hospital shifts. Pick Up Hospital Shifts 3️⃣ [00:05:40] Another question, "Why don't I get shifts when I pick up?" I always get answers like sorry this shift was picked up by someone else or answers like that. It really comes down to the fact that we have a lot of people that really want to work on apps like this, which is great, that's great for us, that's great news. But then it comes down to we have the clinicians but the facility sometimes and in the climate right now. So we need to grow our facility base now that we have our clinician base. When it comes to facilities, a lot of times depending on the market, some of the new places haven't even heard of us. So them understanding what our product is and how it works, that is a task in of itself there. So that's when we kind of rely on some of our clinicians on the ground to kind of get our name out there to recommend us. There are also some other markets where people are trying to move away from using contractors or per diem. They're trying to hire on to be fully staffed with W2 right there. So they could be worried about getting fully staffed maybe they haven't heard of us or it can also come down to clinician quality. Maybe they have like a really poor experience with a clinician from an agency or a platform like ours and are turned off by the idea or leadership is telling them to get the agency PRN worker contractors out of their building. So we're really working hard in these communities to kind of build up a positive, you know, awareness of our brand of what we offer, you know like those last term shifts or those last-minute shifts and kind of building a good brand, you know, building up the clinician quality, building up the reliability of clinicians and also building up the reliability of the facilities, right? Making sure that they're communicating what's expected on a shift. Making sure they're posting shifts, they know how to work through the app, they know how to complete shift reports on time, and they know how to do certain things. So it's also a matter of training the staff to use the app and to use the app in the best way so that it creates a better experience for everyone, right? 4️⃣ [00:09:21] And if this is for a specific area, I'd love to know what specific areas, but "how do I put my drug screen on my profile and do you order it for us?" So yes and no, this is kind of a two-part question because I wasn't sure on the state or type of shifts. So if you're going through the process of becoming of working shifts at a hospital, so those Intermountain the Colorado hospital shifts, yes we process it and upload it. In Illinois, we do the PPN drug screen for you and upload it because we can verify it and we can upload it to your profile. So if you're doing hospital or PPN shifts, then yes, if you're going through that process we do put your screen on your drug screen on your profile and upload it for you. However, if you're in those other areas of long-term care, so not in Illinois, not hospital, we do not, there's not currently a process that we are able to upload outside drug screen to your profile because we currently don't have a third party that will run and do these drug screens. If a facility does request it, because it does happen sometimes you would have to complete it independently and be in charge of making sure that emailing it to that facility and saying like yes I do have my drug screen, I can just email it to you, here are my results. So there's a lot of things around drug screens as they're becoming a little more, they're becoming a bigger part of the conversation now so and more to come on like different kind of credentials and things like that. So this is a good question. So if you work hospital or PPN, yes we order it and put it on your profile. So if you have any questions about that, please contact our support team or your contacts there if you are working with someone from the hospital staff or someone from Chicago. 5️⃣ [00:11:55] Another question is "Can I use my patient care technician certificate certification to work as a nursing assistant?" And so this is kind of going off the LPN/RN question as well. Currently, the app does not support the PCT certifications right now there is some talk of potentially having that right now. But currently, we have RN, LPN, CNA, Caregivers in certain states, and QMAPs in certain states and I know there's also talk of med techs in a bunch of certain states being moved up from credentials to a license on the healthcare license section. So currently those are the ones that are kinda mainly in the conversation right now. We were curious we had someone who was curious if the individual who asked this question was interested in dialysis patient care technician shifts. One of our area managers has the experience and he'd like to talk about that a little bit more, especially in his area. So if you're the person who asked this question we'd love to chat a little bit more about that and learn about what your experience has been and potentially what it could be. 6️⃣ [00:13:27] Let's see, next question. Will I get a paper check for my first check or will it be sent to my direct deposit information submitted? So as long as you, so you will not get a paper check, it will be going to the direct deposit information that you set up in your wallet section. So you'll just click on that menu in the top left corner and like, and it'll go down to wallet, click into the wallet and make sure that all your direct deposit tax information is completed and make sure wallet information is up to date. I would even complete this before you even start requesting shifts just to make sure that you're getting all the information in there and you're being paid on your own time because if your wallet and information aren't in there or it's incorrect, that will definitely delay your payments. Okay, I think we have another question about payments. 7️⃣ [00:14:16] It was asking about once we work, when would we get paid? So currently right now we're, since we're still new, this is kind of a question, it's an evolving question right now. So right now we pay twice weekly and we're working towards faster payment methods. Some people may already be experiencing this with some of our Nursa Direct things but how it works right now is it really depends on when the shift reports are completed. So there's this cool that I'll throw it down to below this question, but we have like one that's a pay schedule. I know this little chart can be kind of annoying but it just helps you to know when you be getting paid depending on when your shift reports have been completed. So for example, let's say you worked a shift Saturday, okay? And then both shift reports were done by Sunday night before midnight at 2359. Nursa would process that payment on Monday and you'd get paid and it would be processed to your bank however long it takes you to get processed to your bank. So probably by Wednesday, it would get processed to your bank if, your shift reports are done before Monday at 2359. So Monday at midnight the process. So then that shifts down to now the nurse will process those payments Wednesday and then you'd get 'em to your bank Friday and the same thing is done if it's verified by Tuesday at midnight and then it will change when it goes to Wednesday. We only process payments Monday and Wednesday so you miss the Wednesday one. So it's gonna be processed the following Monday and it will get posted to your bank Wednesday. So Thursday, same thing Thursday, Friday, Saturday, same thing. As long as the shift reports were done by Saturday at midnight it would get processed that next Monday and then posted to your bank Wednesday. It's kind of confusing. I know and you know we've had a lot of different kinds of feedback on the twice versus the once weekly pay but hopefully, we can have some good faster options that are coming to you soon there and if, and see the link below if you do have any more questions on that. Okay, let's see. Yours and Facility’s Shift Reports Completed by Nursa Processes Payment Posted to Your Bank by Sunday by 23:59 Monday Wednesday Monday by 23:59 Wednesday Friday Tuesday by 23:59 Wednesday Friday Wednesday by 23:59 Monday (following) Wednesday (following) Thursday by 23:59 Monday Wednesday Friday by 23:59 Monday Wednesday Saturday by 23:59 Monday Wednesday 8️⃣ [00:16:57] Once someone's asked why can I only see certain shifts by friends see more, am I blacklisted? For this question I'd love to know more about maybe the location or the person I, it would be would have to be look into their account specifically. But it also is how the algorithm works. Maybe you've worked different shifts than your friends have worked, so maybe they're not, they're not able, you guys, the algorithm's just feeding you different kinds of shifts too. Maybe it's, depending on where you're at, there's a lot of factors that the algorithm takes into account that may change, right? What's shown to you versus not. You can also do try the shift share button option. If you go to the shift and scroll down, there's like the shift share option and seeing if you're able to pull it up. I mean because there is the possibility that they can remove, they can block the clinician from seeing shifts from their facility. So if you feel like this is the case potentially, but it usually is only happening in super dire cases. And then also you know, unfortunately is the importance of having a good experience or leaving of being a good experience. Having a good experience at a facility. So that would be the only really way that they would you, they would not be able to see that shift is if they did remove you from being able to see shifts from their facility or request or remove that. But that's really more a case by case basis there. If you're concerned about that, like please call in and we can maybe give you some more information there. 9️⃣ [00:19:11] Alright, let's check if there are any more questions. I think we've covered most of them for this week. But I really wanted to take a moment to walk you through our community platform and show you what's inside, what it's all about, and how we plan to use it moving forward. So, let's see if I can share my screen here. There we go! Now you should be able to see the community platform. It's a pretty neat place. You can do quite a few things here. If you're part of the community, don't hesitate to ask questions, interact with your fellow clinicians, and make connections. I'll be here every week to respond to your queries. You can also explore different topics, search for specific ones, and find community members to connect with. Feel free to send messages to other members if you want to discuss shifts or have questions about the app. This community is all about bringing you together, helping you learn from each other, and growing together. There are loads of topics with valuable information, and I'll be diving in more and more to engage with you all. We're planning some exciting things for the community as it continues to evolve, so stay tuned! If you have more questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to know, just drop it here, and I'll do my best to provide you with the answers you need. Portland Facebook Group (expanding to Pacific Northwest Clinicians) Illinois Facebook Group Interested in helping create your own local group? Interest Form
  17. How can we ensure that there will be enough nurses to meet healthcare demands by 2030? Are there new emerging solutions that seem promising? What solutions are you interested in? Drop your comment 👇
  18. Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story! Meet @KJ1512 - This weeks Healthcare Superstar! 💫 🏥 Healthcare Experience: 11 years of healthcare magic! 🌟 👩‍⚕️ Roles Played: Jack (or Jill rather) of all healthcare trades: Staff RN, Charge Nurse, Wound Care Expert, Relief Shift Supervisor, Admissions Guru, and even a New Hire Trainer! ❤️ Passion: I absolutely adore connecting with patients and their families, and I'm their #1 advocate! 🌟 Career & Lifestyle Goal: Seeking the perfect balance and flexibility in life. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Proud Moments: My wonderful children and family! 🙈 Fun Fact: Believe it or not, in a previous career, I was a pro at waxing... buttholes! 😄 💃 Life's an Adventure: Remember, folks, you can't take life too seriously! (as you can see from her picture below! 😂) Kara, you are someone I want to be friends in, WELCOME!! Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story!
  19. Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story! Meet @Judy Frantzen, a remarkable nurse with a heart of gold! 🌟 Nursing Journey: Judy embarked on her nursing journey in 1974, kicking things off as a CNA. She didn't stop there! By 1976, she proudly earned her LPN, and in 1985, she reached another milestone by obtaining her associate degree in nursing. 🏥 Throughout her incredible career, Judy has worn many nursing hats. Hospitals, dialysis units, home care, and private-duty nursing are all part of her impressive repertoire. Her diverse roles include Med Surg, Dialysis, Mom/Baby, Cardiovascular, and Telemetry. For the past 9 years, she's been a dedicated advocate for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia in Long-Term Care (LTC) settings, even in roles involving Rehabilitation in nursing facilities. 👩‍⚕️ What Drives Her: Judy's passion for healthcare shines through her desire to help people maintain their independence and dignity. She finds deep fulfillment in assisting individuals during their transition from this life, as well as supporting families through this challenging process. It's all about making a positive impact. 🌼 AJudy's career and lifestyle goals revolve around flexibility and helping as many people as she can. Her love for nursing and her commitment to witnessing people's progress are her guiding lights. 🌠 Proud Moments: Among her many accomplishments, Judy is most proud of her wonderful family, her good health, and her circle of friends. The freedom to care for others is a treasure she holds close to her heart. 💖 Fun Facts: Beyond her incredible work in healthcare, Judy has some fascinating stories to tell. She's achieved an incredible feat, shedding over 100 pounds in one year! 🏋️‍♀️ Growing up on a farm in Iowa with six brothers and two sisters, Judy was the quintessential middle child, surrounded by four younger brothers. She even shared a peek into her furry family members, Skipper and Gilligan. 🐾 Judy's journey is a testament to her dedication, kindness, and resilience. Her career in healthcare and her personal achievements make her a true inspiration! 👏👏👏 Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story!
  20. Watch last weeks video Hosted by Krishna Floisand, Community Manager Check out this week's Q&A session, addressing questions and concerns from users, mainly related to accessing healthcare shifts and expanding their service to various regions while encouraging user referrals to facilitate growth. Browse through the questions and transcript below. Have feedback on this session? Want to suggest future group coaching topics? Let us know! Questions Answered Q1: It's not easy to search when you only put in city and state Q2: Thank you so much for creating this Nursa app. I did not see a lot of facilities in the Seattle area please if it possible we need to work in this area. Q3: I’m still having a hard time using the app I’m not sure how to find shifts in my region/city? Q4: Can I get help with logging in to complete my background check? Q5: Are there plans to expand the NJ facility portfolio? Q6: Is pay changing? Q7: Do you have a headquarters here in Tucson? If so, where is it located and what's the phone number? Q8: Facilities in San Antonio? Transcript Krishna: Hello, everyone! Good morning or afternoon, and happy Friday. I apologize if I sound a bit under the weather, so please bear with any coughs or sneezes. I'll start by introducing myself briefly and then address some of the questions we received this week. We'll also send out a recording later to cover any unanswered questions. Feel free to ask follow-up questions in the community, and we'll provide the link. My name is Krishna, and I oversee this community site. I've been with Nursa for about a year and a half. We're a relatively young company, just over three years old. Our primary goal is to ensure patients receive the care they need. We all have loved ones who may require medical attention, and we want to ensure they receive quality care, even when life throws curveballs. So, Nursa operates as a technology-driven marketplace, somewhat like Uber or Match.com, to quickly match healthcare professionals with open shifts. Enough about us for now. Let's dive into the questions. If I don't fully address your question, feel free to comment below, and we'll provide more information. I appreciate these questions as we're still growing and establishing our presence. Growing in the healthcare industry can be slow, especially when competing with well-established companies. We understand the need for more shifts, and we're here to help. Our aim is aligned with yours—to connect healthcare professionals with the shifts they desire. Now, let's move on to specific questions. 1️⃣ Someone raised a concern about the ease of searching for shifts using only city and state filters. We understand this concern and are actively working on improving the search experience. Our algorithm often recommends jobs based on your previous preferences, which may not be very helpful if you're new to the platform. I recommend starting with minimal filters and adding more as you become more familiar with what you want. Additionally, we've introduced the ability to save your filters for future use, making it easier to find shifts that match your preferences. If you encounter issues with the types of shifts displayed or have ideas for additional search options, please share your suggestions. We're eager to enhance the search functionality. 2️⃣ Someone mentioned a lack of facilities in the Seattle area. We're aware of this and are actively expanding our presence in various regions. Mark is leading efforts in your area, and we're working diligently to onboard more facilities. If you have connections or insights into specific facilities, please use our referral form to recommend them. The more facilities we have, the better we can serve you. Referral Form 3️⃣ If you're having trouble using the app or finding shifts in your region, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We want to ensure that everyone gets the shifts they need for their PRN work. Your location and the demand for healthcare professionals can vary, so it's crucial to communicate any issues so we can address them. 4️⃣ Regarding background checks, our process typically initiates when you request your first shift. If you're eager to get started, but there are no shifts available yet, reach out to us. Depending on your location, we may be able to assist in starting the background check process without requesting a shift. 5️⃣ Expanding in New Jersey is indeed in our plans. We're a relatively new presence in some regions, so it takes time to establish ourselves. Your referrals and recommendations for facilities are invaluable in helping us expand. If you know of facilities or have contacts in your area, please use our referral form to introduce them to us. Referral Form 6️⃣ We understand your concern about pay rates. Competitive compensation is essential, and we aim to provide competitive pay in most markets. If you feel pay rates are decreasing, we'd like to know more about where this is happening so we can address it. Pay rates can vary based on location and facility contracts, but we strive to ensure that you're fairly compensated. Give Feedback 7️⃣ Regarding headquarters, we currently have our main office in Utah. While we're expanding across the nation, we don't have additional headquarters in other locations. You can reach our support team through our usual contact channels for assistance. If you have specific needs or requests for in-person meetings, please let us know, and we'll do our best to accommodate. Contact Support 8️⃣ We are constantly working on expanding our facility network, including in San Antonio. The process can be slow, especially when dealing with large corporate facilities. If you have suggestions or connections to facilities in your area, please use the referral form to provide us with valuable insights and recommendations. Referral Form Thank you for your questions, and if you have more, please feel free to ask. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone! We'll be here to assist you. Goodbye!
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  22. Make the most of your experience by diving into all our resources and conversations. Unsure where to start? Each space states its purpose at the top but we also have a full directory below! General Start here → Gain foundational knowledge of what Nursa is and how it runs Get Support → Browse user guides or reach out to our support team for help New to Nursa → Join a group of new users to ask your questions and get oriented Events → RSVP to upcoming events at Teachable and teachable:hq Feedback and Ideas → Give feedback on your experience and share ideas Forums Community Insider → Learn how to make the most of community, stay in the know of updates happening, polls and event replays. Replays → Events shall be recorded to access at anytime Polls → Designed to help learn more about you, participate and make your vote count Introduce yourself → Make your first impression and post your intro Conversations → Partake in threads to teach, learn, or inspire others First Shift Support → Provide your feedback on your first shifts work and what went well and what could be improved 💻 Research Program (NEW) At times, Nursa’s product team hosts focus groups, interviews, or surveys to get feedback around a Nursa product. If you're hoping to be a product tester for a future project, join the Research Group to get insider access to new features. 🧙 Community Leaders Program (NEW) This program will represent the voices of Nursa users across the nation. Leaders across the world volunteer to bring users together in local groups to collaborate, share, and collectively grow with Nursa in many different ways. Stay Tuned 👀 Up Next: Community How-Tos 👉
  23. A big welcome from your Nursa Community Manager, Krishna! I wanted to formally introduce myself to the Nursa Community! I am dedicated to serving you and enhancing your community experience. We’d love to get to know you as well in this short survey below! We love hearing details like your niche, what you’re looking forward to, goals, and other details that make you, you! Share your story! Community Admin FAQS What is a Community Manager (CM)? My role as a Community Manager is to foster a lively, respectful, and engaging community; thereby, enhancing your experience as a Nursa Community member! At times, we focus on a lot of the behind-the-scenes, working on new initiatives and content for the community, while other times we focus on engaging directly with our amazing community members. How do I contact the CM? For the quickest response, you can email me directly at community@nursa.com . You can also send a direct message right in the community! If there is an issue with the functionality of the Community; for example, if you are unable to comment on a post, edit your profile, or receive any error messages tag @Krishna Floisand. I have a time sensitive question If you ever have a time-sensitive support request, the community might not be the best place to ask it, and tagging a Community Manager will not help get a support-related response. To get in contact with our Support team, submit a ticket through our Help Center. Use the “Report” option underon any post that you believe is inappropriate or violates our Code of Conduct, and we will review it. Up Next: Navigate Community Like a Pro 👉
  24. 🤝 The goal of our community standards is to uphold a safe, professional, and productive space. PRN Nursing can be tough, so let's make it a little easier together. 💜 Constructive Engagement We all have our opinions, and we certainly don’t need to agree on everything. Make sure you’re adding to a conversation constructively and promoting a culture of grace and gratitude. 💜 No Promotions, spamming, or soliciting Maintain an ad-free environment; Steer clear of promotions and spam. We also ask that support discussions belong in designated support channels. 💜 Prioritize Privacy Protect your and others' identities; refrain from sharing identifying information and business information beyond the community. 💜 Support your perspective If expressing an opinion, acknowledge it as such. For factual claims, referencing reliable sources is appreciated. A few tips: Search first. You may find your question has already been answered or discussed. This helps us all keep existing discussions thriving and new topics fresh. Be organized. Try your best to post in the correct forum. If a post doesn’t feel right, report it! We want everyone to feel safe to speak out. Contribute. This community is better because you’re here. Speak up – because you have great things to say! Something not working right? Got a great idea? Let us know by emailing us at community@nursa.com. Thank you for helping us maintain an inviting community. Please note, we reserve the right to remove discussion threads and comments that violate our guidelines or have the intent to violate our guidelines. If we see repeated violations, we reserve the right to remove a member. Up Next: Meet your Community Manager 👉
  25. Hello! I am glad you joined us in this community space. We believe we can be our best when we learn from each other. This is your one-stop destination for sharing professional advice, inspiration, news, and recommendations about working local PRN shifts. We want you to feel comfortable here so I (Krishna, your Community Manager 💃) will take your on your welcoming journey through our community and show you the ropes. How to get started Become familiar with our Code of Conduct Learn how to Manage your Nursa App Account OR Community Account Understand each space and its purpose Bookmark our resource page for a rainy day Introduce yourself and tell us more about you journey 🍭 If you want to make your first week sweeter: Introduce yourself to the community RSVP to the next event Jump into discussions with other healthcare professionals like yourself We’re excited to be your partner, support and advocate. If you ever have questions, feel free to reach out to community@nursa.com. Up Next: Code of Conduct 👉
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