jtrauma

jtrauma

NTICU, Transplant Services

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About jtrauma

jtrauma has 4 years experience and specializes in NTICU, Transplant Services.


I've been married for 6 years and we have a dog namd Sugarbear and a cat named Chelsea. I graduate nursing school with my ASN in 2006 and recieved my BSN in 2009. I worked in the Neuro Trauma ICU for 4 years. I know work for a transplant organization

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  1. Hello all. I am not a psych nurse and the only experience I have in psych is when I was did clinicals in nursing school. I was needing a little direction of a personal sort. I need to know if I should pursue my thoughts any further. My sister is 24 y...
  2. Hello everyone- I know that is quite the spread of cities but I am trying to hit everyone. My husband and I are looking at relocating and these are some of the cities we are interested in. All have Level 1 Trauma centers, neuro and trauma are my spec...
  3. Need Relocating help

    My husband and I are wanting to relocate for my career, to gain more experience in a bigger city with cutting edge facilities. I am currently working in a Level 2 Trauma center in the Neuro Trauma ICU. We are a 12 bed unit that cares for TBI, ischemi...
  4. Many questions

    "3.) Initial Rank/TIS/TIG according to experience? Prior service, 4 years as LPN, 1 year as RN. I'm almost certain that they will not give you credit for any experience you gained PRIOR to obtaining your BSN. This means that even though you have som...
  5. Height and Weight Requirements

    I give all of you kudos:yeah: it is amazing what all of you are doing and have accomplished, it gives me hope that I can do the same. I am planning to start filling out paperwork for the AF in February and want to be below the weight by then. I don...
  6. A couple of simple AF questions

    I have a couple of random questions about the AF, or any other branch member that may be able to answer. Has anyone had experience being stationed overseas and taking animals with you? My husband and I have a cat and a dog that we would want to find...
  7. AF Nurse Research

    Hello Everyone. My husband and I have finally come to the conclusion that me becoming an Air Force Nurse is a for sure thing, we are totally stoked. I will not be able to do my training until next Oct because I won't have my BSN until the end of ne...
  8. I am currently working in a level 1 neurotrauma ICU and am 1 year away from my BSN with 3 years NTICU experience. I am seriously considering becoming an Air Force Officer, however, I'm concerned about getting pulled away from the ICU during my time ...
  9. Not brain-dead, but ripe for transplant

    I'm totally all for giving MS to make the passing more "hurried". I agree it keeps the patient from suffering more than necessary the family as well, I would think watching someone die for days is a lot more torterous than watching them for a couple...
  10. Not brain-dead, but ripe for transplant

    Brain dead is brain dead, there is not hearing there is no feeling of pain, the brain is not receiving blood flow or oxygen so therefore those sensory functions are lost. So why you would give morphine to a brain dead patient is beyond my comprehens...
  11. AFTER MEPS, CAN I refuse signing binding contracts?

    Actually, I have spoken with both a Navy recruiter and an AF recruiter and the Navy has bonuses and stipens for RN to BSN and the AF does not. Navy gives $5000 initial sign-on bonus and then 6 months later if you are making a >3.0 GPA you get ano...