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What is an independent
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As
an independent contractor you are
self-employed. This means that you are responsible for
paying and filing all of your own taxes. As an independent contractor, you
are also required to carry your own
malpractice insurance. Facilities
currently require coverage of one to six
million dollars. The best part about
being an independent contractor is that YOU
create your own schedule. You can work as
little or as much as you want depending on
what works best for you and your lifestyle!
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How do I obtain my own
malpractice insurance? |
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There are a variety of companies
that provide personal protection.
Listed below are a few companies
that provide coverage:
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How much experience is
required before I can work for PRN
Consultants? |
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minimum of 2 years of experience working as
a registered nurse is required.
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What are some of the
other requirements to work for PRN
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Please
click here to go to our nurse
requirements page for a listing of
credentials needed for your profile.
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How do I
apply to work for PRN Consultants? |
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There are two options for
the application process:
- The first option is
to complete our
on-line application. The
required forms and testing are completed
right on our website at your
convenience. A secure user name
and password are provided for
application logon at any time so you
complete the process as time permits.
- The second option is
to print out the application from our
Document Library. Mail or Fax
your completed application to us.
Then call us to schedule about an hour
at one of our offices to take a
Medication and Age-specific Competency
Test.
Regardless of which option
you choose, we will also allow time for you
to meet with one of our office
representatives to review your placement
options and to ask additional questions.
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How soon can I begin
working after completing my interview? |
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This depends on you. In general, if all of
your application
materials are completed and your nursing
credentials are up to date, you can begin as
soon as we have verified your nursing
license and professional references.
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