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1. How to be a good day shift nurse?

   future-peds-np replied to future-peds-np's topic in General Nursing

   Thank you so much!!

2. How to be a good day shift nurse?

   future-peds-np posted a topic in General Nursing

   I am working on an inpatient oncology unit and have been working on night shift. After talking to my manager, a position on day shift has opened. What tips do you have for being successful and staying organized on day shift?

3. Sent home from clinical :(

   future-peds-np replied to marin8campy's topic in General Students

   Just to preface, I am only hearing this story from your perspective, so I'll try to be as helpful as possible. I have never heard of asking too many questions in nursing school, much less being called "unprofessional." When I was in nursing school, t...

4. Am I crazy or is this doable?

   future-peds-np replied to maplesyrup_5's topic in General Students

   I can't speak from experience because I was a full-time student. However, I had several friends who worked a lot of hours to pay for school, and they all graduated. It can DEFINITELY be done. I think the most important thing is to remember to leave s...

5. Primary Care or Acute Care?

   future-peds-np posted a topic in General Nursing

   I am currently in an internship program and working on a med-surg/telemetry floor. I am learning SO much, but it really isn't my cup of tea. I'm more interested in primary care, health promotion, and public health. (My eventual goal is to be a pediat...

6. FNP / CNM ?

   future-peds-np posted a topic in NP Students

   I'm currently in the last semester of my BSN program, and I'm looking into NP programs. I'm very passionate about women's and children's health, so I thought that perhaps I should look into being certified as an FNP and CNM. Considering the need for ...

7. NNP versus PNP?

   future-peds-np replied to acorrea's topic in NP Students

   I'm in the same boat as you on this debate. I'm so torn! In regards to PNP, I can understand being more "marketable" as a PNP since you'd be certified to work with patients from newborn all the way into young adulthood. That being said, you may or ma...