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“I am extremely excited to announce that I have accepted a position as a Bone Marrow Transplant Oncology Nurse at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas!!!!!!! 💚💚🎗️🎗️” Lillian, a student here at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing campus in #Abilene, is ready to begin a new chapter of her nursing journey after accepting an exciting new position! Way to go, Lillian!

Hospital Price Comparison Site - Hospitals must publish their real prices by federal law. I read all the San Antonio files so you don't have to. Since 2021, every hospital in the US has been required by federal law (45 CFR 180) to publish a machine-readable file with their actual prices, gross charges, cash prices, and the rates they've negotiated with each insurer. Almost nobody reads these files because they're enormous and messy (San Antonio's alone are gigabytes of JSON and CSV). I've spent the last month parsing them, starting with San Antonio. Some things I found in our hospitals' own published data: * A brain MRI (CPT 70551–70553) runs about **$305–360 in negotiated rates** at the Methodist hospitals, while the **cash price** is \~$1,474 at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa and \~$1,792 at University Health. The gross "list price" for the same scan at Methodist is **$11,040**. * Sometimes cash beats insurance: a colonoscopy at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa has a **$742 cash price**, while the Aetna-negotiated rates around town run **$2,400–3,100**. If you have a high deductible you haven't met, the cash price can genuinely be the cheaper option, and you're allowed to ask for it. * Some hospitals publish real self-pay discounts; others' "cash price" is just the full list price. The files tell you which is which. So I built [**chargefacts.com**](http://chargefacts.com/), type a procedure and your ZIP, and it ranks nearby hospitals by price (cash or by your insurer). It's free, no ads, no signup, no tracking, and I don't take money from hospitals or insurers. It currently covers 192 Texas hospitals including all the major SA systems (Methodist, CHRISTUS, University Health, Baptist). Honest caveats, because this data deserves them: these are the hospitals' own published figures, not quotes, the facility fee only (surgeon/anesthesia usually bill separately), and some hospitals publish stale or incomplete files (the site flags those instead of hiding them). Every number links back to the hospital's source file so you can check my work. I built this solo and it's early, if you search something and the result looks wrong or confusing, I genuinely want to hear it. What you look for and can't find is exactly what I'll build next. I apologize if this counts as self promotion. I just think this is helpful and don't have ads etc just wanting to spread awareness and make this something actually useful.

AskScience AMA Series: Happy World Breastfeeding Week 2026! We are scientists who study breastfeeding, lactation, and human milk. Ask Us Anything! https://preview.redd.it/4d6ok9x1lmgh1.png?width=2207&format=png&auto=webp&s=82687644802f5d63b518ffcdd9f17fc1f5ca9db0 Hi Reddit! We are scientists who study human lactation, from the evolution of the molecules in milk to the future of virtual lactation care. Every year, we celebrate World Breastfeeding Week by dropping in here to answer all of your burning milkquiries! Since human milk is made by humans, our science is fraught with complexity. “Womens health issues” often get sidelined when there are cuts to research budgets like what we’ve seen in the US. But also, every August, we notice that some Redditors express [sad](https://www.reddit.com/r/ExclusivelyPumping/comments/1mfq988/world_breastfeeding_week_stuff_is_killing_me/) or [guilty](https://www.reddit.com/r/FormulaFeeders/comments/1ek6yb5/breastfeeding_week/) feelings about World Breastfeeding Week. We’re here to spread science, not sads! If we are doing our job, our science should make you feel BIG, not small. Keep in mind that WBW is a *global* event (supported by WHO, UNICEF and many health partners) and sadly many breastfeeding experiences around the world are unfair—but for different reasons in different places. But also, breastfeeding is part of the human story, so WBW is also a celebration of every unique breastfeeding journey. Social science tells us that breastfeeding is a *health equity issue*, not a lifestyle choice. Sure, “promoting” breastfeeding is cool, you know what’s cooler? Creating societies anybody can breastfeed if they want to (i.e. the “[warm chain](https://waba.org.my/warm-chain/)”). Every year WBW explores new ways to do this better. The WBW theme for 2026 is focused on the UN Sustainable Development Goals related to nutrition, food security and poverty reduction and hyping solutions that actually work. 🌍🍃 Science belongs to—and matters to—*everyone*. We hope that by the end of the day you feel the same wonder that we do about this very adooorable science. Ask us anything!! * [**Meghan Azad, PhD**](https://umanitoba.ca/medicine/department-pediatrics-and-child-health/faculty-staff/meghan-azad) **(**[**u/MilkScience**](https://www.reddit.com/user/MilkScience/)**)** is a biochemist and epidemiologist who specializes in human milk composition and the infant microbiome. Dr. Azad holds a Canada Research Chair in Early Nutrition and the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease. She is a Professor of Pediatrics and Child Health and director of the [THRiVE Discovery Lab](https://www.thrivediscovery.ca/thrive-lab-members.html) at the University of Manitoba. She co-founded the Manitoba Interdisciplinary Lactation Centre ([MILC](http://www.milcresearch.com/)), and directs the International Milk Composition Consortium (IMiC). Check out this short [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQvGf5VMtaU) about her research team, her appearance on the [Biomes podcast](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0cbLQamg2M&ab_channel=Dr.RuairiRobertson), and her lab’s [YouTube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpypSOOa2I1LxJp7KN_4zKw). * Bluesky: [@meghanazad.bsky.social](https://bsky.app/profile/meghanazad.bsky.socialhttps:/bsky.app/profile/meghanazad.bsky.social) * [LinkedIn](http://linkedin.com/in/meghanazad/) * **Marion M. Bendixen, PhD, MSN, RN, IBCLC (**[**u/MarionBendixen**](https://www.reddit.com/user/MarionBendixen/)**)** is a nurse scientist and clinical and translational scientist who studies human lactation and maternal/infant health specializing in the biological and physiological mechanisms of insufficient mothers' own milk (MOM) volume among mothers who deliver an infant(s) admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) as well as how MOM influences the infant’s intestinal microbiome. Dr. Bendixen is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing at the University of Florida. She co-created the lactation program at Winnie Palmer Hospital where she practices as a board-certified lactation consultant. * Bluesky: [@mmbendixen.bsky.social](https://bsky.app/profile/mmbendixen.bsky.social) * X: [@UFNursing](https://x.com/UFNursing) * UF Nursing Instagram: [@ufnursing](https://www.instagram.com/ufnursing/) * UF Nursing [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/ufcon) * UF Nursing [LinkedIN](https://www.linkedin.com/school/university-of-florida-college-of-nursing/) * **Sarah Brunson, BA, BSN, MS, Phd(c), RN, IBCLC (**[**u/LactFact-42**](https://www.reddit.com/user/LactFact-42/)**)** is an Internationally Board-Certified Lactation consultant who has practiced since 2009 in pediatric clinics, hospitals, birth centers, home settings, and public health. She currently practices at the Medical University of South Carolina where she has developed numerous education programs for nursing staff and residents to improve lactation care in the Mother Baby and Neonatal Intensive Care Units. She is a PhD candidate in Nursing with a focus in Maternal/Child Health and Lactation at the University of South Carolina College of Nursing. She has served as the Chair of South Carolina Breastfeeding Coalition for the last six years during which time she has developed a Website with information for parents, providers, and employers; directs a project to map lactation resources in the state that are searchable by address; and organizes quarterly education webinars and conferences. * [LinkedIn](http://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-brunson-ms-rn-ibclc-89557526) * SC Breastfeeding Coalition on [Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/SCBreastfeedingCoalition) * SC Breastfeeding Coalition on [Instagram](http://www.instagram.com/scbreastfeedingcoalition) * [www.SCBreastfeeds.org](http://www.scbreastfeeds.org/) * **Jill Demirci, PhD, RN, IBCLC (**[**u/JillDemirci\_PhD**](https://www.reddit.com/user/JillDemirci_PhD/)**)** is a nurse scientist and lactation researcher who studies how families make human milk feeding decisions and sustain breastfeeding, particularly when support is complicated by medical, social, or structural barriers. Dr. Demirci is an Associate Professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing and directs both the Maternal/Perinatal and Reproductive Health Research Hub and the Nursing Office of Innovation & Impact. Her work focuses on telelactation and mHealth infant feeding support, antenatal milk expression, milk sharing, donor milk access, and culturally responsive and community-based lactation support. She is the former Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Human Lactation and a board-certified lactation consultant. * **Miena Hall, MD, IBCLC (**[**u/LactationMD**](https://www.reddit.com/user/LactationMD/)**)** is a lactation medicine physician who studies techniques for identifying mammary tissue development issues which put individuals at risk for low milk production and improving lactation education in medical schools. Dr. Hall teaches med students at the Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine and the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine, and is Director of Scientific Affairs at the Mothers’ Milk Bank of the Western Great Lakes. Dr. Hall is a member of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM) protocol committee on low milk production, a medical advisor to La Leche League International (LLLI), and a past president of the Northern Illinois Lactation Consultant Organization (NILCA). She also holds a Bachelor's degree in math and chemistry. * [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578264680105) * Instagram: @[lactationmd](https://www.instagram.com/lactationmd) * [lactationmd.com](https://www.lactationmd.com/) * [**Kaytlin Krutsch, PhD, PharmD, MBA, BCPS**](https://infantrisk.com/our-team#:~:text=practice%20and%20research.-,KAYTLIN,-KRUTSCH%20PHARMD%20MBA) **(**[**u/PharmacoLactation**](https://www.reddit.com/user/PharmacoLactation/)**)** is a lactation pharmacologist who literally wrote the book on medications in human milk with Dr. Thomas Hale, [Hale's Medications and Mothers' Milk](https://www.halesmeds.com/). She is the director of the [InfantRisk Center](https://infantrisk.com/) and Associate Professor at the [Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center](https://ttuhsc.edu/) School of Medicine, and advises the Food and Drug Administration, the Human Milk Banking Association of Northern America, and pharmaceutical industry on lactation pharmacology and lactation research. Dr. Krutsch believes families deserve better answers about breastfeeding and medication questions, and aims to design research that addresses their questions while creating a comprehensive information cycle that empowers families. * LinkedIn: [Dr. Krutsch](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaytlin-krutsch-phd-pharmd-mba-bcps-a02799b0/) * Instagram: @[infantrisk](https://www.instagram.com/infantrisk/) * Facebook: [InfantRiskCenter](https://www.facebook.com/InfantRiskCenter) * Website: [InfantRisk.com](https://infantrisk.com/) * **Bridget McGann (**[**u/BabiesAndBones**](https://www.reddit.com/user/BabiesAndBones/)**)** is an anthropologist who studies how lactation shaped us as a species. She is a research assistant and science communicator at [THRiVE Discovery Lab](https://www.thrivediscovery.ca/kt.html). She has a Bachelors in Anthropology and is a Masters student in Biological Anthropology at the University of Colorado Denver. Her thesis uses longitudinal, prospective, large cohort data to study the generational transmission of the human milk microbiome. She was also a founding team member at March for Science. Check out her [stand-up act about Luke Skywalker's green milk](https://youtu.be/v4PRiBEjq7k?si=pi5aSU6c9MCODpz2), or her [top comments](https://www.reddit.com/user/babiesandbones/comments/?sort=top). * BlueSky: [@bridgetmcgann.medsky.social](https://bsky.app/profile/bridgetmcgann.medsky.social) * Instagram: [@Raising\_Wonder](https://instagram.com/raising_wonder) * TikTok: [raisingwonder](https://www.tiktok.com/@raisingwonder) * [**Ryan Pace, PhD**](https://health.usf.edu/nursing/research/researchers/ryan-pace) **(**[**u/\_RyanPace\_**](https://www.reddit.com/user/_RyanPace_/)**)** is an Assistant Professor in the [College of Nursing](https://health.usf.edu/nursing/) and [USF Health Microbiomes Institute](https://health.usf.edu/medicine/microbiome/) at the University of South Florida. He also serves as an Associate Editor for [Breastfeeding Medicine](https://journals.sagepub.com/home/BFM). Dr. Pace’s translational research integrates microbiome science, immunology, and molecular biology to understand how lactation and early-life microbial colonization shape maternal and infant health. His research focuses on the interplay among maternal diet, human milk bioactive components, the maternal and infant microbiomes, and host immune function to identify mechanisms that influence infant development and disease risk and to inform evidence-based interventions that improve maternal and child health.  * [Twitter](https://twitter.com/Dr_RyanPace) * [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-pace-32628867/) * [Google Scholar](https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=MyeezIIAAAAJ&hl=en) * [**Rebecca Powell, PhD, CLC**](https://labs.icahn.mssm.edu/rebecca-powell-lab/) **(**[**u/HumanMilkLab**](https://www.reddit.com/user/HumanMilkLab/)**)** is a human milk immunologist who studies the human milk immune response to infection and vaccination with the aim of designing maternal vaccines aimed to enhance this response. Dr. Powell is an Assistant Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and a certified lactation counselor. Her lab studies the potential of SARS-CoV-2-reactive antibodies in human milk both as a COVID-19 therapeutic and as a means to prevent infection of breastfed babies. They also study mechanisms for maternal vaccines to prevent mother-to-child-transmission (MTCT) of HIV via breastfeeding, as well as how white blood cells in human milk use a process called antibody-dependent cellular phagocytosis (ADCP) to minimize MTCT via breastfeeding. * Instagram: [@sinaihumanmilklab](https://www.instagram.com/sinaihumanmilklab/) * **Sam Stead, PhD (**[**u/Mammals-Milk**](https://www.reddit.com/user/Mammals-Milk/)**)** is a postdoctoral researcher in the [THRiVE Discovery Lab](https://www.thrivediscovery.ca/thrive-lab-members.html) at the University of Manitoba. An evolutionary anthropologist by training, she studies how chronic stress during pregnancy and lactation influences child growth, development, and behaviour, and whether human milk composition plays a role in these relationships. Her current research focuses on stress-related hormones and other bioactive compounds in human milk as potential links between maternal experiences and child health. She completed her PhD at the University of Toronto, where she studied maternal and infant outcomes in wild Angolan colobus monkeys in Uganda. Her research combines evolutionary, biological, and developmental perspectives to understand how early-life experiences shape lifelong health. * [**Sanoji Wijenayake**](https://www.wijelab.ca/team/dr-wijenayake/)**, Ph.D. (**[**u/Wijenayake\_Lab**](https://www.reddit.com/user/Wijenayake_Lab/)**)** is the Canada Research Chair in Milk Nanovesicles and Applied Health and an Associate Professor of cell and molecular biology. Dr. Wijenayake studies the biologically active parts of human milk. Specifically, she studies a not-so-well known component of human milk, called milk nanovesicles. One can think of milk nanovesicles as emails. Similar to how emails carry text, images, and videos from a sender to a recipient, milk nanovesicles carry biological material between mothers and their children. Milk nanovesicles are anti-inflammatory and hold great therapeutic potential as drug carriers that can get to difficult places, like the brain. * [www.wijelab.ca](http://www.wijelab.ca/) * [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/sanoji-wijenayake-ph-d-59040045/) EDIT: That’s a wrap everyone! Once again, we have been blown away by the thoughtfulness of Redditors’ questions! One of the reasons we love doing this every year is because your questions spark such interesting discussions amongst ourselves in our zoom. We did notice that, unfortunately, some questions had to be deleted by the mods per the sub rules due to being too clinical in nature. We recognize that it can be really tough to get clear, evidence-based guidance—either because of lack of specialists in your area, because insurance doesn’t cover the care you need, or simply because the answers don’t exist due to underfunding of this area of research. We want you to know we are working hard on improving access to expertise. Look for board-certified lactation consultants (look for IBCLC after their name), and remember that we now have board-certified lactation medicine practitioners as well (NABBLM). This may be it for us today, but the boob party doesn’t end here! Aug 8-14: [Indigenous Milk Medicine Week](https://www.indigenousmilkmedicinecollective.org/) Aug 25-31: [Black Breastfeeding Week](https://blackbreastfeedingweek.org/) Thank you for your amazing questions everyone! See you next year!

Cardiff & Vale University Health Board statement - has details on why the WGS situation happened

St. Lukes Medical is now asking for permission to record our doctors visits. I was getting ready for my annual physical and logged into St. Luke’s website to fill out the pre-visit paperwork. Waiting for me was a document I’d never seen before titled “Consent for Recording.” The agreement gives St. Luke’s permission to record my doctor’s visits and share those recordings with a third-party company that provides the technology. The stated use is that the third-party company will use AI to take notes. But let's be real, we all know they are using the recordings as AI training data too. Lastly, in the final paragraph, St. Luke's asks its patients to sign away any right to sue for damages "arising from or connected in any way to the audio recording." I'm going to have to find a new doctor. Here is the full text: >I authorize and consent St. Luke's University Health Network, on behalf of itself, its affiliates, and its and their employees, staff, or agents (collectively “St. Luke's”), to making an audio recording of my visit or encounter, or any future encounters. >I understand that the recording may include personal and sensitive information about me or my medical conditions or concerns. >I understand that St. Luke's recording of my visit or encounter is beneficial because it allows my provider to focus on me during the encounter instead of focusing on entering information into the medical record system, because it more accurately captures my words and concerns, because it saves the provider time, because it summarizes the assessment and recommendations discussed during my visit or encounter, and because it helps my provider create orders for medications and future services, such as lab tests, imaging, and referrals. >I understand that St. Luke's will only store the recording for a limited time, that the recording will not become a part of my permanent medical record, and that I have no rights to a copy of such recording, or a transcript made from the recording. >I understand that St. Luke's will use reasonable efforts to maintain the confidentiality of such recording, consistent with all applicable laws and regulations. >I understand that St. Luke's may share the recording with its contracted parties who provide the means by which the recording is made, and that those parties are under a contractual obligation to maintain the confidentiality of such recording, consistent with all applicable laws and regulations. >I, for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, assigns and personal representatives, agree not to sue and fully release and forever discharge St. Luke's, together with its subsidiaries and affiliates and each of their officers, trustees, employees, agents, and contractors, singularly and collectively, from and against any liability, causes of action, damages, claims, costs, or expenses (including attorney's fees), arising from or connected in any way to the audio recording, including its creation, usage, storage, and destruction. >

Christian, a Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing student at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in #Lubbock is savoring the last six months of his program with his classmates. Students in the Traditional BSN program study for four consecutive semesters (often called “levels”). The #TTUHSC School of Nursing offers all four “levels,” of the Traditional BSN program in Abilene, Amarillo, Lubbock, Mansfield and Odessa.

San Antonio’s University Health offering free drive-thru flu vaccinations this fall

Do you have difficulty sleeping? I’m Dr. Stephanie Stahl, a sleep medicine physician and member of Natrol’s Scientific Advisory Board, and I’m hosting an AMA with Natrol on Oct. 9 at 2 PM ET. Have questions about melatonin, sleep, or healthy sleep habits? Submit below and ask me anything! https://preview.redd.it/v4eqc0ob9poh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=49ba3184f06f86e07c525a002563e8b5f47147e5 Hi Reddit! I’m Dr. Stephanie Stahl, a sleep medicine physician and member of Natrol’s Scientific Advisory Board. Sleep has been a major focus of my work as a physician, researcher, and educator, and I’ve spent my career helping people better understand and manage sleep disorders and improve their sleep health. I currently serve as Medical Director of the Indiana University Health Indianapolis Sleep Laboratory, Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine and Clinical Neurology, and Director of the Sleep Medicine Fellowship Program at Indiana University School of Medicine. My clinical and research work spans a wide range of sleep disorders and has given me a firsthand look at just how important sleep is to our overall health and well-being. That’s why I’m excited to join Natrol for an Ask Me Anything about melatonin, sleep, and healthy sleep habits. Whether you’re curious about how melatonin works, looking to better understand your sleep, or wondering about the habits that can support a good night’s rest, I’m looking forward to answering your questions. Leave your questions below, and join me here on October 9 at 2 PM ET. Ask me anything!

Honest signal advice Hello, I think signaling strategy is the most important part of receiving IV and would appreciate you guys's opinion on my signals. My priority is cards fellowship. I would like to keep my signals aprox 20/60/20 (safety, target, reach) US-IMG (non caribbean), P/256/239, ECFMG certified, 10 scholarly items, 9 months USCE (6 as medical assistant) Edit: YOG 0 **Gold** Texas Tech University HSC El Paso Program Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at Lubbock Program Florida Atlantic University Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine Program **Silver** Texas Tech University (Permian Basin) Program MedStar Health Georgetown University/Washington Hospital Center Program Southern Illinois University Program Texas Tech University (Amarillo) Program Old Dominion University Program Howard University Program Cook County Health and Hospitals System Program University of Michigan Health – Sparrow/Michigan State University Program Marshall University School of Medicine Program Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University Program Florida International University / Baptist Health Program University of Texas RGV (HCA) Program

IM strategy help post NON-US IMG with a green card (non-visa requiring) * YoG May 2027 * STEP 1 Pass - first attempt * STEP 2 - 265 * 4 months USCE with 4 US LoRs mixed hands-on and observership * 1 pubs (research paper), 1 review article submitted, 1 poster + 1 presentation, 2 years undergrad research student assistant + a couple of voluntary experiences * Geo Pref - mid atlantic, north east central & Florida. Hometown = Cleveland, Ohio # Signals Gold Cleveland Clinic Main (Did a usce at one of satellite) Case Western or Mount sinai Morning side Henry Ford Main # Signals Silver Virginia Commonwealth University Health System UConn Houston Methodist UMiami (did a rotation in Miami) Case Western or Mount sinai Morning side Temple University Hospital Case Western (MetroHealth) SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University Cleveland Clinic Fairview This is the list that I have so far. I would appreciate any program recommendations or any suggestions to change the list I have already. Thank you all in advance. I hope everyone has a great cycle.

[US] 20+ Nurse jobs that opened this week Just put together a quick roundup of Nurse jobs that are still open. Hope this helps someone land something great! - [Registered Nurse (RN) Full-Time, Part-Time, Per-Diem](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8536361?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Monarch Communities - 💰 $39 – $41/h - [Registered Nurse-ICU Full Time Nights Weekend Program](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8536169?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Northwestern Memorial Healthcare - 💰 $37 – $59/h - [Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8535360?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ International SOS Government Medical Services - 💰 $30 – $33/h - [Registered Nurse Instructor](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8535043?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Unitek Learning - 💰 $94–100K/y - [MDS Specialist On Site Full-Time (RN or LPN)](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8534275?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Christian Living Communities - 💰 $40 – $47/h - [Registered Nurse, RN, Home Health (Med Surg + Wound Care)](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8534595?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ BAYADA - 💰 $53 – $63/h - [Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Sign-On Bonus Available](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8535384?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ One Medical - [Licensed Vocational Nurse (2312) - Citywide - H00018](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8534085?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ City and County of San Francisco - 💰 $93–114K/y - [Primary Care Provider, Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8532996?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ WelbeHealth - [Aesthetic Registered Nurse PT](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8535029?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Skin Laundry - 💰 ~$22/h - [RN / LPN - Nurse](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8532558?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Theracare INC - [Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant - Post-Acute Care & SNF (Full-Time)](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8533882?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Theoria Medical - [Dental Hygienist (Part-Time)](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8533926?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Dental365 - [Medical Assistant](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8532595?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Habitat Health - 💰 $24 – $27/h - [Nurse, Assistant Resident Care Director, M-F](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8529740?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Northbridge Communities - 💰 $82–85K/y - [Telemedicine Registered Nurse (RN)](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8524287?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Carrot Fertility - 💰 $40 – $50/h - [Licensed Practical Nurse - Dermatology Clinic](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8527676?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Vanderbilt University Medical Center - [RN MedSurg III - KH CH](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8531021?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Wellstar Health System, Inc. - [GN- Emergency Department- PM](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8531249?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ SYSTEM West Virginia University Health System - [Registered Nurse - NICU](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8531469?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Trinity Health - [Graduate Nurse Neuro ICU, Allegheny General](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8531610?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Highmark Health - [Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant - Gastroenterology](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8532496?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Prisma Health - [Registered Nurse, Renal Dialysis, University, Per Diem](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8532510?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ C Community Healthlink, Inc. - 💰 $52 – $57/h - [Registered Nurse Lead AHN](https://omnijobs.io/en/jobs/8532621?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=sep-6-nurseJobs) @ Advocate Aurora Health, Inc. - 💰 $41 – $61/h Like the post if I should keep doing more of these, Cheers!

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