Well, I may not be the one to answer, but I am going to answer. I just had my assistant "let go" because my facility is "overstaffed" in the rnac position. So now I'm it for 99 residents. I've had an assistant for 5 years. Now I have to deal with all of it by myself. It's going to be a major adjustment. Any ideas or suggestions would be helpful.
I'm very nervous about this.
I'm very nervous about this.
Nancy
I am interested in knowing the status of many of the RNACs out there- are there more RNACs salaried or paid on an hourly basis? I have found that the salaried RNACs have more flexibility of their time to get their work but I was wondering if this group could share some of their feelings and experiences and the pros and cons of either? Thanks for any informaton you can share.Denise F. O'Donnell, RN, MN, NHA
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