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How long is a typical shift for a nurse?

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Trey’s Answer

typically 12 hours but sometimes can be 10 or 8 hours
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Hillary’s Answer

Typically in a hospital the shifts are 12 hours if you are doing bedside work... ER, ICU, Med/Surg, Telemetry, Labor & Delivery, NICU, etc. Many office nurse jobs are 8-10 hours. Lots of Operating Room, PACU, Recovery rooms, outpatient surgery centers, educators, case management will be 8-10 hours also. There are also some jobs where you make your own hours such as case management from home office or legal nursing consultant.
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Katelyn’s Answer

From my experience, shifts typically are 12 or 8 hours if you work inpatient.
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