RNmother65

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1. At my boiling point...you are NOT a Nurse...of ANY kind!!!!

   RNmother65 replied to nursehunnie's topic in Professionalism

   Dont ask, just do it.

2. Nursing is the Biggest Mistake of My Life

   RNmother65 replied to almost_nurse's topic in General Nursing

   your problem is that you do not have a license. I got a job in the first place i applied in 1992. No experience at all. Where do you live. so get the license first.

3. Health care administration - non nurses

   RNmother65 replied to nutella's topic in General Nursing

   They are paper shufflers and number crunchers, that is why. The ca state hospitals have psych techs as supervisors and nurse co-ordinators, supervising and auditing RN work! It is equivalent to a CNA supervising RNs. However the people you are re...

4. Separate being Family vs Nurse

   RNmother65 replied to Mommy_RN1211's topic in General Nursing

   I have experienced the same attitude. Most nurses dont give a ****. Especially if you are a nurse yourself and know what care should be. They take any criticism personnally. My dying daughter was not be assisted to the commode. They gave her a ...

5. At my boiling point...you are NOT a Nurse...of ANY kind!!!!

   RNmother65 replied to nursehunnie's topic in Professionalism

   YOUR patients is a common distinction made by CNAs. Pts they care for are never THEIR patients. You have a specific job to do for THE PATIENTS. You are not doing anyone a favor, that is YOUR job for the patient. You are a nurse ASSISTANT, not a n...

6. can RN order another RN to bring medicine for a client prescribed by physician

   RNmother65 replied to d123456789's topic in Professionalism

   Sounds like the person who was "ordered" is asking the question and feel you are being ordered around. Having changed careers from a male dominated field to nursing (i m female) i find that females needs to be treated with kit gloves. Soft gentle a...

7. At my boiling point...you are NOT a Nurse...of ANY kind!!!!

   RNmother65 replied to nursehunnie's topic in Professionalism

   One very important step would be to have cna wear large CNA patch on uniform. I even see the janitorial staff wear scrubs! Only RN should wear scrubs. Each classification should wear a certain kind of uniform. A Psych tech i knew would insinuate h...