I've been working on a video skills fair for our NACs (for a 200 bed hospital). It's basically a powerpoint with professional quality audio dubbing put into DVD format, 35 minutes long. The goal of the project was to create a generally informative,...
the 220 bed community hospital that I work for has "Nurse Educators" for each department (for the last 4 years or so). These educators, which I am new to, are not all BSN, none have Masters. Our roles are not well defined. Some of us have more aut...
I'm a graduate of Northwest University (NW)and thought I'd post a thread on my experience for perspective students. NW offers a BSN degree (two Christian bible classes are required, which can be taken in the summer in a 13 week concentrated course). ...
Dude, No sexism where I'm at (Washington State). If anything, the foreign female docs get all nervous around us male nurses for some reason, but other than that... if you can put up with drama and gossip all day long, welcome to nursing!
We have a "Core Coordinator" (CC), which is the same thing as a charge nurse so I'm told. Our med-surg/onc floor is usually staffed 5/4 (34 beds). On weekdays 7 to 3, we staff a core-coordinator, who does not take patients. The CC primary roles: flo...
A "two-unit floor": med-surg on one side 19 beds, and oncology on the other with 15 beds (it's a hallway floor layout, not podded) Currently our report is as follows: 1: Look at the staffing board to see what side of the floor you'r assigned. The br...