i was telling a lay friend i wanted to work in the Cath Lab eventually ... she was horrified and asked why in the world Id want to stick tubes up peoples "peeholes" all day....... hmmmmm not that kind of cathater......
my husband tells me he often wakes up in middle of night and I have fingers on his wrist taking his pulse in my sleep.....I also tend to ask people in social settings when their last bowel movement was if they mention abdominal pain.....
@kimmyRNNJ: I work med-surg non-tele in NH with a similar demographic (lots of nursing home/dementia/ full care with LOTS of comormidities) I work days 7a-7p and max at 5 pts, nights have up to 6 patients, we have 20 beds and ussually have 3 aides ...
I recently graduated and got a job on a medical foor, they gave me 12 weeks orientation. I also work per diem at a LTC care facility where I recieved 2 weeks of orientation. Funny thing I feel much more confident at the LTC facility where I recieved ...
Moose31 replied to VEVargas81's topic in New Jersey
http://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?bn=A02079 with in 10y of completing an ADN you are required to get a BSN or you will be considered LPN status(NYS only so far)
Moose31 replied to VEVargas81's topic in New Jersey
http://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?bn=A02079 I believe it passed in 2003, nurses already holding a RN license aren't affected but ADNs after Dec 2003 need a BSN with in 10y or they become LPN status (NY only so far)
Moose31 replied to VEVargas81's topic in New Jersey
Since your applying to all NY schools I assume you live in NY ...so don't bother with the ADN b/c new york state requires all nurses to ahve a BSn w/ in 10 years anyways. I am in an accelerated BSN I highly recommend it alot of work but worth it...
Im currently in ana accelerated BSN program in NH but will most likely be looking for work in the next year in upstate Ny. Any qoutes for syracuse/Rochester/or Buffalo?
I cant imagine a CNA not being able to find work ..every i have worked has been so short handed.(NH) I have noticed when looking for new jobs that sometimes you have to be flexible with the shifts you work. What is your availablity? Some times if you...
If you viewed being an Aide as "an ass wiper" than you probably werent a great aide. CNAs are so much more than that. I work in a nursing home and aides are these people's families. The good aides are the most caring and selfless people. I am persona...
I have been an aide for two years. I am starting an accelerated BSN program this fall. I think being an aide is a very positive experience. I truelly believe i will be a better nurse for it. I have gotten nothing but support from LPNs RNS(BSN and ADN...