I've decided what I want to do with my life after timely consideration

[ProudVirgin69]

You don't get 4 fucking days off per week. You'll be lucky if you even get a 20 minute break in a 12 hour shift you dumb bastard.

Nothing will ever bring you contentment. You're always searching for what makes you happy.

You're the type that thinks that the grass is greener everywhere else.You're like Howard and his " I'm going to compete again!"

Are you replying to me or wiggs?

In either case, I'll spell it out for you:  Working three 12-hour shifts in a seven-day workweek means that there will be four days each week during which you do not work.  In other words, you DO in fact get 4 "fucking" days off per week 

Hope that clears things up, but if you have further questions I'll try my best to help you understand.  God bless.

[IroNat]

Wiggs,

I just heard that when you become a Nurse Practitioner or Nurse Anesthetist you can make a very nice salary.

I heard the Nurse anesthetist typically makes anywhere from $200-$300K!

Wiggs, get in there!!!

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I heard Nurse Anesthetists make a lot too.

But you probably have to be smart and work hard.  There's always a catch.

[SF1900]

Are you replying to me or wiggs?

In either case, I'll spell it out for you:  Working three 12-hour shifts in a seven-day workweek means that there will be four days each week during which you do not work.  In other words, you DO in fact get 4 "fucking" days off per week 

Hope that clears things up, but if you have further questions I'll try my best to help you understand.  God bless.

Although nurses only work 3 days per week, 12 hour shifts, there is tons of research about the negative outcomes of such shifts. It's really not that great, especially coupled with the fact that if someone dies, your license can be on the line. But, I guess that also depends if its the MD's fault.

At one point, I was working four, 10 hour days at Sears and this was perfect. Right in between 3-5 day work schedule without feeling burned out.

[IroNat]

Although nurses only work 3 days per week, 12 hour shifts, there is tons of research about the negative outcomes of such shifts. It's really not that great, especially coupled with the fact that if someone dies, your license can be on the line. But, I guess that also depends if its the MD's fault.

At one point, I was working four, 10 hour days at Sears and this was perfect. Right in between 3-5 day work schedule without feeling burned out.

Time to forget the past and move on.

[SF1900]

Time to forget the past and move on.

Thank you, IroNat. You know it's hard to move on from the past.

Ill always have a "relationship" with Sears, in some manner.

But, you are right, I need to move on.

[IroNat]

Thank you, IroNat. You know it's hard to move on from the past.

Ill always have a "relationship" with Sears, in some manner.

But, you are right, I need to move on.

You got to. 

Sears was a great company at one time though.

Companies have a definite lifespan and then they go under or get bought out or taken over which usually doesn't end well.

[ProudVirgin69]

Although nurses only work 3 days per week, 12 hour shifts, there is tons of research about the negative outcomes of such shifts. It's really not that great, especially coupled with the fact that if someone dies, your license can be on the line. But, I guess that also depends if its the MD's fault.

At one point, I was working four, 10 hour days at Sears and this was perfect. Right in between 3-5 day work schedule without feeling burned out.

The research is mixed.  The biggest issue with shorter shifts is that they will involve a greater number of hand-offs and that this is where vital information can be left out/forgotten.

People die all the time, even when everything is done correctly. Short of gross neglect, nobody is losing their license

[AbrahamG]

Thank you, IroNat. You know it's hard to move on from the past.

Ill always have a "relationship" with Sears & Roebucks, in some manner.

But, you are right, I need to move on.

Fixed.

[Coach is Back!]

Although nurses only work 3 days per week, 12 hour shifts, there is tons of research about the negative outcomes of such shifts. It's really not that great, especially coupled with the fact that if someone dies, your license can be on the line. But, I guess that also depends if its the MD's fault.

At one point, I was working four, 10 hour days at Sears and this was perfect. Right in between 3-5 day work schedule without feeling burned out.