TriggerRN

TriggerRN specializes in ER/ICU/MedSurg/Supervision.

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1. Horrible Dream!

   TriggerRN replied to Bugaloo's topic in General Nursing

   I had to smile when I read this thread because I have been having some really weird dreams lately. I've had the dreams like everyone else where all of a sudden it's time for report and you realized that you haven't seen or cared for your patients all...

2. CNA classes near Fort Campbell Kentucky

   TriggerRN replied to tiffinie828's topic in General Nursing

   Hopkinsville Community College I believe has a CNA class. May check there. :)

3. Thank you's - memorable ones you've received?

   TriggerRN replied to Liddle Noodnik's topic in Relations

   It's funny, but the most memorable thank you I received came from a doctor. I was working nights in ICU at a travel position. When I came in that night, one of my patients was a post op fem pop. On first assessment I couldn't doppler the pulses in hi...

4. Oh Boy

   TriggerRN replied to whitman's topic in General Nursing

   I've been in a couple of facilities that have changed management/leadership frequently. With one facility, I was the night supervisor and in the other a day shift charge nurse. Many of the nurses/employees have been there a long time and it had gotte...

5. New to night shift

   TriggerRN replied to Cowboys_RN's topic in Ob/Gyn

   I worked nights for about 18 years. Everyone's time clock is different and everyone has a routine. The idea is, to find yours. I am the type person that came straight home, jumped in the shower and went straight to bed, because I found that if I stay...

6. HOURS of Nursing Jobs

   TriggerRN replied to googs's topic in General Nursing

   I would first check into what positions they are offering in your area. Some larger areas offer weekends off (or weekends on for more pay). You may consider working 11-7 shift. If it's your weekend to work, you can always sleep after church, and it w...

7. need help re reading glasses

   TriggerRN replied to mjm1979's topic in General Nursing

   I was having problems with my glasses also. I was wearing bifocals, but had to take them off to read, chart, start IV's, anything that was close up. I tried a lot in the way of glasses and contacts. Finally went and had Lasik. It was the best investm...