If you're able to work in a facility, how about - Kay

Posted: Apr 23rd, 2017 - 6:57 pm In Reply to: Old RN--New MT?? - Ruth

working for BioLife or something like them? For example, BioLife has a nurse at each of their facilities (I think at each one), but it seems to be more of a clerical position, such as going over new-hire health questions, etc. Just a thought and quite possibly there are other facilities that have a nurse on staff but not actually in a nursing role.

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