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How many hours do Neonatal Nurses usually work?

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Sharon’s Answer

Most nurses who take care of patients in hospitals, including NICU nurses, work 12-hour shifts. Full-time nurses generally work three 12-hour shifts per week. Those working part-time work about 2 days per week. Some hospitals offer the "Baylor Plan" option - nurses who agree to work 12-hour shifts every Saturday and Sunday receive full-time pay and benefits. Many hospitals also have an option for nurses to be part of a "pool" of nurses who work as needed to fill in when staffing is low.
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Rehana’s Answer

Generally NICU hours are 3 12 hour shifts rotating schedule including weekend. Here is a link regarding info on neonatal; https://nurse.org/resources/neonatal-nicu-nurse/

I hope this helps and good luck in your endeavors.

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Rehana Dharani, CPC
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