floridanurse65

floridanurse65

Dialysis, Home Care, Med-Surg in 4/07

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About floridanurse65

floridanurse65 has 11 years experience and specializes in Dialysis, Home Care, Med-Surg in 4/07.


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  1. Thinking about Excelsior

    I was an LPN for 4 years and had to work full-time as a single mom. I graduated from Excelsior (then Regent's College) in 1999. I could not have done it any other way at the time. It's challenging but worth it. As the old saying goes you will get out...
  2. Excelsior Grads - Where are they now?

    Graduated in 99. Had been an LPN for four years before that. Have been primarily working in Dialysis, Home Care and Hospice for a year or so. Just began a Med/Surg position this week. Actually still in general orientation and can't wait to be finishe...
  3. HD access security

    I always did the same thing and never had a problem.
  4. My husband got the mail today and.....

    Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  5. Thinking about switching to HH nursing....Q's

    Hourly or is better....more stable paycheck anyway. Unfortunately, the trend is towards per visits for a lot of companies. I just left my 2nd home care position due to per patient pay. I love HH. I just can't afford it anymore. I'll be switching posi...
  6. RUE ED ???? Any Comments

    I graduated from Excelsior (then Regent's College). The only guides I used were the free ones on the college website. I bought the books that were listed in their study guides also. By the way, I saved some money getting my books from Amazon.com inst...
  7. Sooo NERVOUS... 75Q again.

    Well, I'm sending good thoughts and good luck to both of you. Hang in there.
  8. LPN Hopeful

    Becky: Don't worry about slow. It took me 8 years from my first class until I received my ASN. In between those times, I went through an LPN program and graduated and during my LPN classes I took the CNA exam and worked as a CNA while I was in LPN sc...
  9. Hep B vaccine? Freaking out!

    Shouldn't be a problem. They only required that I had been given the first dose. Granted this was years ago, but someone correct me, I thought that the Hep B was voluntary now. At least it is at any facility I have ever worked.
  10. I passed!!!!!!

    Congratulations!!
  11. Considering dialysis, what is involved?

    I agree that after doing it for some time, It can feel routine. With that being said, there is so much to learn about Dialysis. It's not simply learning how to run the equipment. I did it for 5 years and it was a good 6 months before I felt totally c...
  12. back to home health

    Good luck to you and I hope you enjoy your new position.
  13. Do you have everything you're learning about?

    You are not alone. I also was positive that either me or someone in my family had a horrid disease every time I studied something new. It does get better.....I promise.
  14. I Passed Nclex-pn!!

    Great news. Congratulations!!!!
  15. Impaired at work!

    withasmilelpn, so sorry that you went through that, but great advice. To be honest, several years ago I was prescribed and anti-depressant and it never even occurred to me to find out how it affected me before going to work.