sunflowergrl70 replied to canesdukegirl's topic in Operating Room
I would have spoken up and told the educator that it probably wouldn't be a great case for the student to observe. I am an educator and often put students in certain areas to observe. The staff will...
sunflowergrl70 replied to mercys's topic in Operating Room
I thought the same thing. One of our first assists brought me the article. Certain retractors come in pieces. I've never seen one because I don't usually work
sunflowergrl70 replied to nursing.mypassion's topic in Operating Room
I've never seen anything being thrown AT someone. I've seen them toss something on the floor because it's broken. I've witnessed and been the target of verbal tirades, but I just smile to myself...
sunflowergrl70 replied to mercys's topic in Operating Room
I read an article about lady partsl retractors being left in. Not good! We had an issue with packing being accidently left in. It wasn't discovered until the patient's post op
sunflowergrl70 replied to ajt575s's topic in Operating Room
I am an OR nurse/clinical educator. I have interviewed a lot of students. We tend to hire the ones that have either done their partnerships with us or have a very big interest in the OR. Go in to...
sunflowergrl70 replied to ShannonRN2010's topic in Operating Room
Cerner and Surginet. The cool thing about it is that you can run reports in order to track what kinds of cases staff does so you can coordinate training for
sunflowergrl70 replied to Angeleah's topic in Operating Room
I started my nursing career in 2003. I worked on a very busy med/surg floor. A year later I took a job in a very busy OR. That has been my career choice for the last 7 years. It's a very different...
I've been a nurse in the OR for almost 7 years in a busy trauma hospital. Before that I worked on a accute care med/surg floor. I managed to get a job in the PACU of a smaller hospital. I'm psyched...