Whistler replied to johnny depp23's topic in General Nursing
And again. I am a nurse and male, not "male nurse", and I feel this a little insulting not as a man but as a professional. Nobody questions how a doctor (male or female) "feels" about patient...
first of all i want to say that i strongly believe that all health care staff should be able to speak and understand english with certain level of competence. there is no way around that. impressive...
Whistler replied to rnmomtobe2010's topic in General Nursing
I am pretty sure there is no other profession with a bigger obsession to prove to everybody how little we care for the money, and how compasionate we are. Well. certainly I love my job and find it...
Hey, not to add anything new that hasn't been already said. I went through nurse school married with 3 children and a full time job (that included one and a half hour conmute) and passed school and...
I heard similar things before and it is sad. Not because the husbands object the male nurses to assit their wifes, I guess they have the right to voice their concern or preferences. The sad thing is...
i am not questioning your capacity or right as a parent or a patient to decide who you want to take care of you or your daughter. that is the very thing i said. i don't care about your reasons and i...
Wow! Since we can not be too careful let's ban also the "male doctors". In fact, since there could be some female pervs, let's ban peri care completely. I know where you come from, I am father of a...
You are welcome. It seems to me you are preparing yourself a lot. I like also the 3500 the way the show the rationales, I didn't use it that much, though. However, my advise is prepare thouroughly but...
Hold on Mave. Confident is not the norm when you come out the NCLEX. Don't feel stupid. You made it this far which proves you are not. Try to keep yourself busy until wednesday and then tell us you...