simulationMSN

simulationMSN

critical care, cardiothoracic surgery

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About simulationMSN

simulationMSN has 19 years experience and specializes in critical care, cardiothoracic surgery.


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  1. Tri-C accelerated adn

    Getting pre assignment is up to your clinical instructor. When you meet the first time he/she should go over what is expected. Some instructors themselves can't get to the floor until a few hrs before to make the assignment. The key point is being...
  2. Tri-C accelerated adn

    You will do great! Hopefully your clinical instructor will tell you specifically what is expected. What is frustrating is if you go in the night before to get your assignment (I teach evening clinical and prefer to do that the night before since it...
  3. Tri-C accelerated adn

    I'm proud to hear you are all planning to become nurses. Don't think it will be easier just because you have a degree. The program is difficult, testing out on skills in the lab is difficult, and applying what you learned on a real person is scarey...
  4. Tri-C accelerated adn

    The whole point of pre assignment is getting the info yourself and looking through the chart to get pertinent data about the history and physical and labs including meds that you will be passing eventually. Don't think you are going to get spoon fed....
  5. Simple Sterile Dressing Change

    I agree. These poor students are being told to put the table at the head and are getting tied into pretzels while cleaning the abd surgical incision, then to hold a penrose drain with forceps, clean around the penrose and while holding the penrose t...
  6. Simple Sterile Dressing Change

    I am frustrated with the inconsistancies in skills testouts for nursing students. It has come down to where to place the table for the sterile dressing change...students being told to place the table at the head of the bed. Personnally, the table g...
  7. Top of pay scale Cleveland Clinic

    When I started with a diploma of nursing in 1990 I made 13 dollars an hour. I went back for my BSN, MSN, and ANP. I have been back and forth working at the bedside, as an ANP, back to the bedside due to increasing family size and need for flexibili...