Anyone Know Any Nursing Jobs In/around Denton, Tx Whose Insurance Covers LapBand Surgery?
Nov 07, 2008 by wolfmaiden | Posted in Health Care
I scarcity to have lapband surgery,but my insurance doesn't pay for it. You can have it financed but I can't afford another car payment (which is about how much it would be per month) even if they would give me upon. So the only option is to find a job with insurance that covers the procedure. I am an LVN.
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FRANK M | Nov 08, 2008
Unemployment Insurance Pay For Nursing Schooling?
Sep 06, 2008 by Liam Rules | Posted in Health Care
My woman got laid off from a company she was at 5 years. She would really like to get into nursing but with 2 kids and a mortgage we dont exceptionally have the money it would cost to go or the time if unemployment benefits ran out while going because she would have to find another job because we want her income.
Ive heard that unemployment insurance would pay for certain approved schooling programs. Is nursing covered?
There is the WIA (Workforce Investment Act) program that will forbear pay for schooling. Have her inquire about this at her unemployment office. Most likely they will not pay for all of nursing school but they will pay for other apart from-term programs (i.e. Patient Care Technician, CNA, Phlebotomy, EKG, etc.). WIA will pay for one assuredly of study one time only. If your wife already has all of the prerequisites to get into nursing school, maybe WIA will pay. I distinguish they would pay for the LPN program, but only if she's ready to start the program. The WIA program does not binding prerequisites that are needed to gain entry into a program. That kinda sucks, but that's the way it is. I am in the medial of working with WIA so this is up-to-date info. By the way, I am in Chicago, but I assume it will work the same way in your stately since it is a Federally funded program. Good luck!
LVN or a community college RN (2+year) is attractive inexpensive considering all things. You would have to check about unemployment insurance with the correct means.
Diane A | Sep 06, 2008
There is the WIA (Workforce Investment Act) program that will helpers pay for schooling. Have her inquire about this at her unemployment office. Most likely they will not pay for all of nursing school but they will pay for other to make a long story short-term programs (i.e. Patient Care Technician, CNA, Phlebotomy, EKG, etc.). WIA will pay for one headway of study one time only. If your wife already has all of the prerequisites to get into nursing school, maybe WIA will pay. I understand they would pay for the LPN program, but only if she's ready to start the program. The WIA program does not stretch over prerequisites that are needed to gain entry into a program. That kinda sucks, but that's the way it is. I am in the heart of working with WIA so this is up-to-date info. By the way, I am in Chicago, but I assume it will work the same way in your official since it is a Federally funded program. Good luck!
Sandy B | Sep 06, 2008
One of the conditions of collecting unemployment benefits is to go on looking for work. Another condition is to get retrained in another field that offer more job openings.
As to whether unemployment will pay for the training or not is something you will have to take up with your governmental's unemployment office. Different states offer different benefits through unemployment.
However, President Bush passed legislation allowing for a 13 week lengthening on unemployment benefits once and individual has exhausted their benefits. You can not apply for the stretch until your benefits have been exhausted and it applies to individuals who first filed for unemployment benefits in May of 2006 or after. The program is required to stay in effect until March of 2009.
With this new legislation in place, I would have your wife conjunction your local unemployment office and ask if this training is something that they would consider paying for before her benefits expel. If they do cover this type of training, then you will still have the unemployment benefits she is receiving until they conclude and then an additional 13 weeks of benefits.
Hope this information has been considerate.
Best wishes.
guardianangel | Sep 06, 2008
Can A Felon With A Masters Degree In Nursing Get Some Type Of Medical Position, Rather It Be Insurance Or ?
Feb 03, 2008 by juillielthomas | Posted in Health Care
I have 2 felony convictions both allowed at the same time. I have a Masters Degree in Nursing, My conviction isnt job related
and Im looking for something in the Medical Acreage , however I dont know where to look.
you could try something like a medical call center (still in the medical clearing, but away from patient contact...)
Most undoubtedly not. I would talk to your PO, they might be able to help you. But unless there is a some criminal rehabilitation program you won't be getting a job in the medical hockey any time soon. Mainly because of the access to drugs...Maybe a CNA job.
The Cow Goes Moo | Feb 03, 2008
That is a honest tough one. Most places are really picky when it comes to applicants with felony convictions. Some will aside you to explain your charges while others will pretty much put your application in the back burner. I would say to embrocate at a health insurance related company like AmerGroup, Aeitna, BC/BS, but with your information, it could be a hit or miss.
What I would do is contact your local state's board of nursing and see what they say.
Saiyuki_Anyone? | Feb 03, 2008
you could try something like a medical call center (still in the medical realm, but away from patient contact...)
spongebob squarepants | Feb 03, 2008
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There is the WIA (Workforce Investment Act) program that will forbear pay for schooling. Have her inquire about this at her unemployment office. Most likely they will not pay for all of nursing school but they will pay for other apart from-term programs (i.e. Patient Care Technician, CNA, Phlebotomy, EKG, etc.). WIA will pay for one assuredly of study one time only. If your wife already has all of the prerequisites to get into nursing school, maybe WIA will pay. I distinguish they would pay for the LPN program, but only if she's ready to start the program. The WIA program does not binding prerequisites that are needed to gain entry into a program. That kinda sucks, but that's the way it is. I am in the medial of working with WIA so this is up-to-date info. By the way, I am in Chicago, but I assume it will work the same way in your stately since it is a Federally funded program. Good luck!
That's why 65 percent of "in-determined days" at nursing homes, as the state measures it, are paid by taxpayers, according to the body politic Department of Jobs and and more »
ABC NewsCompanies with 50 or more employees would have to set aside 'equitable' break times for nursing mothers and create a private latitude for breastfeeding. US Sen. Grassley: Home health care cuts in strength bill would harm Medicare all 6,666 news articles »
More men are contemporary into nursing these days, she says. More women are becoming solar panel installers. "I'm not seeing a lot of people get jobs at this location and more »