JanetCCURN

JanetCCURN

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About JanetCCURN

JanetCCURN has 3 years experience and specializes in ICU.


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  1. NOW how does it feel???

    Sorry, its been a while. Funny you ask about his profession prior. He was in the Postal service, since retired. He makes plenty of inferences from his previous profession in terms of the politics and what not. I do think he is immuned to most BS. How...
  2. New hospital~~>not a new grad.

    Sorry soooo long, mini vents included Today I started my unit orientation to CCU in a New hospital, in a New state. I've been in CCU and ICU for roughly 3.5 years, have my CCRN. I was very concerned last night about how I should display a "humble, p...
  3. NOW how does it feel???

    I work with a newer male nurse who's been nursing about a year as a second career. He's older than me, he could be my dad. We have a policy at work, all the piggybacks and drips must have a hide-a-sticker label over hippa type info and they carried o...
  4. Just started new job - not impressed.

    This happened to me when I moved from my first hospital CCU to a MICU. It was so bizzare I felt like I went from high standards to a place keeping afloat and trying to meet minimum standards. So much so that my preceptor and others would share storie...
  5. i cant do this anymore i totally regret becoming a rn!

    I don't feel like I regret being an RN, but I certainly don't want to ever reach that level. Im responding because of how you describe your feelings and what you are going through. Im a new grad, started off in CCU still in my original place of emplo...
  6. ECCO Program

    Its okay. I really prefer face to face learning because you can be challenged in a class room. Its a lot of info. I printed off all the notebooks it comes with. Good info, just a lot to digest. Im a new grad in CCU, its relating the info once its lea...
  7. VENT.....transferred out of icu 6 weeks into orientation.

    6 weeks is not enough to even gather yourself and transition smoothly. Im a new grad, started working in CCU mid sept. Just started taking a full load after three months. At about six weeks I took 1 pt. So far I have worked with about 6 different se...
  8. New Grad entering CCU/ICU..opinions?

    Couldn't help to notice but...I have been on orientation for about 3 months, new grad RN on CCU 12 bed small but interesting. Its not a teaching facility nor a trauma hospital but we do have open hearts. Anywho, I just wanted to say that you have a ...
  9. When will I feel comfortable in my nursing role?

    New grad in CCU where we recover everything and anything ICUish. Feel okay but not enough, need lots of structure but I cannot expect that in the unit because anything can happen. Just making room for something messy is hard to do but I try. Taking o...
  10. Peds Resp Trach Issues

    Thanks! thats really nice to know. Yup his history shows remarkable for tracheomalacia and laryngomalacia. He's got a ways to go before he completes 1yr. But his growth is actually exponential, of course due to his lil GT. Since D/C at 5mo 6.6lbs to ...
  11. California budget cuts

    Spoke to another recruiter and he said that this cut mostly affects LVN's, he said it was related to most of the home health type cases are medicare and RN's don't usually work those type of cases because their care usually falls under the scope of a...
  12. California budget cuts

    I was talking to a recruiter yesterday and he mentioned this bill. Of course I was concerned because Im on my way over to starting a new job at MMC in santa maria and well that population is very dense with medical/care patients. This recruiter menti...
  13. Peds Resp Trach Issues

    I have a lil pt who was a 24 weeker, trached, gt with fundoplication. Now he is approx 6mo chronological and 12lbs. His trach size was changed from a 3.0 Neo to 3.5 Peds. He makes these raspy forced sounds. His lungs are clear, pulse ox 95-98 on 1/16...
  14. New Grad in Sacramento, CA

    Im graduating on the 30th and sit for boards in july. I have an ICU position in the central coast that starts in aug. They are not a trauma hospital but they like new grads and are willing to train in almost any specialty area you are interested. Apr...
  15. Navy Nurse Questions

    Just wondering about how to go about getting CRNA through the navy. Thats my target and it seems like the navy will definately have its greater share of experience for this type of nursing. I really dont mind all the other naval duties, I just dont w...