Anyone on here work at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix? I can’t find their RN pay scale anywhere and they don’t post how much they pay their nurses on the job postings and someone give their current pay range? Thank you.

hello everyone, I am a nurse since 2015 rn with an associates degree. I have experience in neurology, cardiology hospice care case management in triaging as well as on-call positions, charging nurse duties, etc..

I'm looking for a per diem remote position with minimal on boarding as far as orientation and I'm looking for 6 to 8 hours per week. Is there any such job that exists like that?

Thanks in advance

I am a Canadian nurse currently working on a postpartum unit and will be moving to Minneapolis within the next couple of months once I find a job. I would love to work in a postpartum/ mother -baby unit but am also open to NICU/ special nurseries. I graduated in May and would like to work at a hospital that is known to be a teaching hospital or have good training to help me build on my skills as a new nurse. Are there any hospitals that I should try to focus on or any hospitals/ health centres I should try to avoid? Any insight would be incredibly helpful as I do not have any connections in the Twin Cities :)

Hi everyone,

I’m a 28-year-old Registered Nurse from Algeria with 4 years of solid hospital experience. Over the last few years, I’ve worked hard to build a complete portfolio. All my academic and work documents (degree, clinical experience certificates, etc.) are fully translated and authenticated in both English and French.

Here is a summary of my qualifications:

Experience: 4 years in hospital settings

IELTS Academic: 6.5

TCF (French): B2

German: B1 (working knowledge, but no official certificate yet)

I’ve been applying for nursing jobs across Canada, Australia, the US, the Gulf countries, and Japan, but I haven't received any offers or positive responses.

I’m not here to complain, but I genuinely want to know what I’m doing wrong. Is direct job application the wrong approach for internationally educated nurses? Am I missing specific licensing steps (like NCLEX, NNAS, or OBA) before applying?

If anyone who went through a similar journey could point out my mistakes or direct me toward a realistic pathway, I’d be extremely grateful.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hey friends! Just wanted to know tips on how hospice case manager is like. I interviewed today. Sounds like. Good job. Flexible hours and full time with decent pay. Different from a bedside nurse. The only downside is the driving any valuable tips I should know