EmilyLucille523

EmilyLucille523

LTC, PCU, Med/Surg, Hospice, OBGYN

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About EmilyLucille523

EmilyLucille523 specializes in LTC, PCU, Med/Surg, Hospice, OBGYN.


Bilingual RN

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  1. NC RNs-TMC NURSING OPEN HOUSE

    Hello New Grads & Experienced RNs in NC, I just wanted to let you know of a newspaper posting I found. There will be an open house for New grads and experienced RNs for Thomasville Medical Center in Thomasville, NC on Thursday, November 17th fro...
  2. Start in Postpartum or L&D?

    You must also work in a small hospital like I do. I currently am working in the postpartum floor. Here I feel like we just give po/IV prn meds and basically "patient sit" the patient through the night until the morning staff comes on and then they ...
  3. Frustration & No RN Job Opportunities

    hey, if you are still looking for a job even 1 to 2 years later...you will love this video i found on you tube! hillarious! i thought you might need a laugh when things are so frustrating. keep your chin up. it took me a long time to get my first nur...
  4. Hey New Grads Still Looking for Work...

    You will love this video I found on You Tube! Hillarious! I thought you might need a laugh when things are so frustrating. Keep your chin up. It took me a long time to get my first nursing job and I'm happy to say I finally ended up on an OBGYN/Women...
  5. New nurse in Labor and Delivery

    Something I've learned in the last 2 years especially when I was a New Grad and could not find a job at the time...apply even if it says experienced required, write an awesome cover letter stating why you are perfect for the job and what you can brin...
  6. New nurse in Labor and Delivery

    I'm new to L&D too but not a new grad, however, I was hired with a bunch of them. My advice to all you newbies... DON'T act like you already know everything! It makes the experienced L&D nurses frustrated. Even if you already done something...
  7. New nurse in Labor and Delivery

    I'm a new nurse to L&D but not a new grad and I'm scared to death because of all the info that I need to relearn. Especially where I work because it's one of those floors where you float from L&D to post-partum mommies to nursery and pediatr...
  8. Safe Staffing with New Staff

    Welcome to the world of budgets, low census, and well... NURSING!!! We have the same problem. I just got hired on L&D and it's one of those where you float to the Nursery and Women's postpartum & Peds areas of the floor. I myself have no O...
  9. If you know of a bilingual RN position (English/Spanish) in the Triad area, please post me. I've been trying to look for a nursing job where my fluent Spanish skills is used more often and is more appreciated. I currently work in Home Health full-tim...
  10. Need Your Help: Revamping ON-CALL System

    We are a small Hospice non-for-profit organization with 130-140 pts and with 2 teams (a 3rd is going to start d/t increase in census) with 11 - 13 pt case loads for each full-time RN. Right now we have a full-time on-call nurse Mon - Thu starting at ...
  11. UPDATE: I ended up quiting this full-time job too after only a few months. Due to a lot of staff turnover, nurse to patient ratio was getting too high on the floor and became unsafe. I was so fed up with not providing enough individual time to my pat...
  12. Advice, please!

    My advise...get your foot in the door. Although I do think 6 weeks is too short for someone with no experience. The 3 hospitals I have worked for offer 12 week orientation programs for New Grads. But if you don't mind me asking...If you weren't sur...
  13. New LPN Down and out in NC: Where are the jobs?

    Not to discourage you but even when you do get your RN I hope the job market improves here in NC because don't be surprised to find it hard to get a job then too. I have many New Grads who work with me that state half their class have not yet found ...
  14. I HATE My Job - Why did I ever go into Nursing?

    I myself was in long-term care at one point as an LPN with a 1:25 patient-ratio. It was hard but it helped me for my job I am at now in a way and it really helped me to get the Hospice job that I'm going to start in a few weeks. I say stick it out ...
  15. Durham Regional Hospital should be ashamed!

    I'm not surprised. Try a 1:7 nurse-patient ratio on a cardiac floor with nitro drips, cardizem drips, insulin drips, blood transfusions, and everything else. It seems to be the norm now and all because of money issues. I got fed up with it also an...