Chester Said:

Do I need to give 2 weeks notice when leaving my current position as a registered nurse?

We Answered:

no just resign an walk out!!! but in you resignation spell out the switch of shifts your protest you wanting to worked with the supervisor and work part time and cc the head of the hospital and hr manager!!! insure you keep a copy to give at your next job interview!!!

Miriam Said:

what is the position directly above the registered nurse, and the position subordinate to the registered nurse?

We Answered:

Nurse Manager: $67,922
Nurse Case Manager: $58,893
Director, Nursing: $71,619
Clinical nurse manager: $66,252
Nurse Practitioner: $71,364

It depends on what you wanna do, my best friend mom is director of nursing, pretty good money I say haha

Dora Said:

What are the rules about working as a medical assistant position if one is a registered nurse?

We Answered:

check with the state licensing board
in most states nurses are licensed through department of health.

in Washington State it is:
Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission
https://fortress.wa.gov/doh/hpqa1/hps6/N…

in looking through the site i did not fond a law as mentioned by this employer. you may be better off calling and speaking with someone to get an accurate answer.
Phone : (360) 236 - 4700
Fax: (360) 236 - 4818 or
Email: hpqa.csc@doh.wa.gov

Sam Said:

How long does it take to move up fr a position as a registered nurse to the head of the department of nursing?

We Answered:

You need to become a RN first. Depending on where you live, RN jobs might be hard to get. A lot of hospitals are not looking for new grads, but RN's with experience. Then if you went right on for your MBA, you absolutely wouldn't have enough RN experience to run a department. You need to put in your time being a staff nurse, then move up the ladder with years of experience. Department head positions are not easy to come by and they do not come on a silver platter. Don't expect to be promoted quickly.