blahs...

[magnolia]

Originally Posted by Khristine

I Live in North Hollywood .. about 20 minutes from Los Angeles.. but with morning traffic lol yikes!

my brother says i shouldn't even bother trying to be a front desk receptionist because im an LVN and should be working as an LVN.. but seriously the only place that i know i'll have a job is a nursing home where i worked.. but i hate the boss and she treated me like crap when i was pregnant.. so i can't imagine what she'd treat me like when im not but still not able to carry patients..

im thinking of posting my resume on monster.com or something.. does that even work?

Okay, that gives me more info on what you do. When you go on career builders or monster (I know the company I work for uses career builders but not sure if they cross post on monster), look for a company called Promise Specialty Hospital or Promise Hospital. We are a Long Term Acute Care hospital (LTAC). We have hospitals in MS (where I work), 3 in Louisiana, 2 in Texas, 1 in Utah, 1 in Phoenix, and one out your way - we are opening another in Louisiana and one in Florida before end of year. I don't know a contact person out there but I will be glad to check tomorrow when I get to work - the only person I know out there is the girl who's the regional director for coding and medical records (which is what I do). Say the word and I'll get more info for you and post it tomorrow

[magnolia]

Khristine!

As promised, here is a link to our hospitals in California - there are 2 in the East LA area and one in San Diego. It has address info, phone info, and I think website info specific for the hospital. It may be something worth looking into and I'll be happy to make some inquiries on job opportunities if you want me to! Either let me know here or send me a pm.

Hope you have a better day today

http://promisehealthcare.com/Regiona...ate=California

[Janet]

You have got so many here pulling for you and offering advice. Be sure you check with your Dr. again and make sure the medicine you are taking is working. Then do take the advice from the above posts. Wonderful advice and help!

Maybe you could find something part-time (in your field or not) work until you're ready to go full time. Best of luck to you and wishing you all the best!