wendilynn

wendilynn

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  1. Management module

    sorry...duplicate.
  2. Management module

    I am the Clinical Manager (same thing as Nurse Manager) for 28 acute rehab beds. I have a Director over me and then the VP is over her. I just have to report to her. The only downside thing is that she is not a nurse. I also have to be charge nur...
  3. Pt assignement of 7 or more in rehab

    I work on an acute Rehab. Our staffing is 7 patients up to 8. We do have PCA's. I even think that's too much. Our acuity in Rehab isn't what it once was. We transfuse blood and blood products etc.......I would ideally like to have 6 patients. W...
  4. Straight pay for 12 hour shifts?

    :) Ok, where I work we do get a diff. We work 12 hours and we get $2.50 from 3-7 pm. We are non union. Wendy
  5. Canadian nurses in the US

    :) Hi there, I am a nurse from Ottawa and I moved to the US about 8 years ago. I am now in Florida ( I met a man and got married). I worked for a few years in Massachusetts and now I am in Florida. I had to take the CGFNS when I wanted to work in t...
  6. I need some advice

    Hi there, Well, I have been doing rehab for a couple of years. It is a speciality. There are different kinds of rehab....there is orthopaedic, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, neurological etc. There are a wide range of patient ages, fro...
  7. questionairre

    ok, here goes 1. To me nursing is the art of making someone feel better, comfortable. Nurses have to be compassionate and empathetic and strong. Sometimes we have to be everything for our patients. We differ from our other health care partners i...
  8. I've been working Rehab for a number of years. We have 90 rehab beds. My unit has 32 of those beds. We usuallly have 4 nurses and 2 cna's. They are trying to run our unit with 3 nurses and 3 cna's. I just worked the weekend and 3 nurses and 3 cn...
  9. What should I expect from US offer?

    Dear Nite, I am a Canadian nurse who moved to the US 7 years ago. I do not regret my move at all. If you are interested to try nursing in the US why don't you try a seasonal position. A seasonal position usually lasts 6 months. With a seasonal pos...