qma_indiana

qma_indiana has 17 years experience and specializes in AL,LTC,HOSP-ER,HHA,ALZ.

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1. How long have you been here?

   qma_indiana replied to SandraCVRN's topic in General Nursing

   three days..

2. WOW! Have things changed that much or did we have our signals crossed???

   qma_indiana replied to ilmbg's topic in General Nursing

   Information is king and does it matter where u get it.I just hope people retain the info they learn and not depend on the source to much.I for one find the health care field has fallen way behind in the way they find and share information compared wi...

3. Who's hiring lvn without any experience..

   qma_indiana replied to cicilvn's topic in LPN/LVN

   Indianapolis has alot of lpn work..The pay will be between 18 to 22 dollars an hour.may be the low end since ur new and depending on the place..Most the work is in LTC..I have been in indy for around 17 years its a good place to raise a family if u d...

4. new lpn= no job

   qma_indiana replied to blkdiva's topic in LPN/LVN

   Indianapolis has alot of lpn work..The pay will be between 18 to 22 dollars an hour.may be the low end since ur new and depending on the place..Most the work is in LTC..I have been in indy for around 17 years its a good place to raise a family if u d...

5. Future of LPN?

   qma_indiana replied to studentenurse's topic in LPN/LVN

   Just think about this.. almost all the nursing done in LTC is done by the lpn and cna and there are 60 million people going over the age of 65 in the next 30 years..Your job is secure unless medicare and medicaid is taken away... TL

6. Frustrated because I don't know as much as the older nurses.

   qma_indiana replied to W, RN's topic in New Nurse

   Hey u are doing great keep asking questions..I have been in the field for 17 years and learn something new every day..nursing is fluid it changes all the time just look at something as simple as the CPR guidelines for the laymen it seems to change ev...