Med/Surg or M/S Float? What is better for a new grad?

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from Sewbusy~RN

Nov 14, 2009, 12:53 AM

Re: Med/Surg or M/S Float? What is better for a new grad?

One unit. Its hard enough when you do have a "home" unit! Get your rhythm and skills developed and then you'll feel more secure floating.

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