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1. How to deal with surgeons that treat you like ****

   rncoco replied to rncoco's topic in Operating Room

   I work at a cardio thoracic unit wherein the surgeons feel like gods! They are by far the worst surgeons on all the departments that we have. I really love my job but they just make it so difficult to go to work sometimes. My personality is that I ke...

2. How to deal with surgeons that treat you like ****

   rncoco posted a topic in Operating Room

   I sincerely love my job, however, there are just some surgeons who are complete ***** and treat us like were second class stupid citizens. How do you deal with surgeons like this?*everyone else in my job are lovely - nurses, techs, etc..

3. Cardio-Thoracic Differential Pay

   rncoco replied to GarretSTL's topic in Operating Room

   Does anyone know if there's a differential pay in new york hospitals?

4. Any RNFAs out there?

   rncoco replied to krivera's topic in Operating Room

   Hi krivera! How did you find the course? Im interested in being an rnfa too... How was the mentorship like?

5. Is it actually worth it to become an RNFA?

   rncoco replied to shorty24's topic in Operating Room

   I too would also like to become an RNFA. However, after reading this I kinda got discouraged. I am an RN in australia and have a post grad diploma in perioperative nursing. I wish to become an RNFA when I move to new york, however seeing that I wont ...

6. California NCLEX-RN passer w/o SSN wanting to apply for NY license:STEP BY STEP

   rncoco replied to nursejas_1188's topic in Registration

   congrats nursejas!!! :) so happy for your success

7. California NCLEX-RN passer w/o SSN wanting to apply for NY license:STEP BY STEP

   rncoco replied to nursejas_1188's topic in Registration

   In applying for CVS.. in my understanding, they verify that your documentation are correct, so they would need the actual registering body to send the documents. is that right?

8. California NCLEX-RN passer w/o SSN wanting to apply for NY license:STEP BY STEP

   rncoco replied to nursejas_1188's topic in Registration

   If i am registered in 2 countries, do i have to fill out 2 verification of registration forms for each country? Thanks

9. California NCLEX-RN passer w/o SSN wanting to apply for NY license:STEP BY STEP

   rncoco replied to nursejas_1188's topic in Registration

   So the visa screen is needed ONLY if I already have a sponsor for my working visa? Will all the steps listed in the first post will lead to an NY license? Or is the visa screen the last step for gaining an actual license number?

10. California NCLEX-RN passer w/o SSN wanting to apply for NY license:STEP BY STEP

    rncoco replied to nursejas_1188's topic in Registration

    Im in the exact same situation as you. I have a question though... after accomplishing all the steps you've listed, will that lead to a license already? do i still need to undergo visa screen after doing all these? thanks so much

11. why did you choose perioperative nursing?

    rncoco replied to rncoco's topic in Operating Room

    do you guys not feel that the procedures are repetitive? for example, having memorized what to do in a certain surgical operation?

12. why did you choose perioperative nursing?

    rncoco posted a topic in Operating Room

    hi all! i would just like to know what made you guys decide that you want to become a perioperative nurse. how did you know that this is the speciality for you? :)

13. New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand Part 2

    rncoco replied to Silverdragon102's topic in Registration

    this was the Competence Assessment Service offered by Queensland before. But sadly, this has been discontinued.

14. Australian drug reference

    rncoco replied to sydneymum14's topic in International

    Is there an iphone app of an aussie drug handbook?

15. New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand Part 2

    rncoco replied to Silverdragon102's topic in Registration

    @ haydeeting: yes it could be possible that you were assessed as an enrolled nurse, not as a registered nurse