St. John’s Hospital in Illinois to Cut Pay of Part-Time Nurses

Administrators at St. John’s Hospital in Springfield, Ill., have approved a plan that would slash the pay of part-time nurses by 20 percent, according to a State Journal-Register report.

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St. John’s has roughly 1,000 RNs on staff, 100 of whom are PRN nurses. PRN stands for pro re nata, a Latin phase that denotes “as needed.”

A hospital spokesman said the move is a “fairness thing and a consistency thing.” One nurse told the State Journal-Register that PRN nurses are “very disappointed and hurt” and feel as if the hospital is “cutting us off at the knees.”

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