RamTaur

RamTaur

Psych

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About RamTaur

RamTaur specializes in Psych.


Earned licensure at College of the Siskiyou's in Weed California, in 2005, 10th of December. Practice includes LTC, SNF, Med Surg, and Psych. Currently applying skills in Behavioral Health Management. Clientele includes children to geriatrics.

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  1. Being called in to work extra.. ALL. THE. TIME!

    Its gotten to a point with my employers that they stop you while you are at work, and ask you. If I do overtime its on my terms when I clock in, and when I leave. I'm very firm with this, my employers know it. I have flexible hours when I do overtime...
  2. What are the top 5 medications YOU administer daily?

    Vistaril, Lithium, Trazadone, Risperdal, Depakote, Zyprexa, Zydis S.L., Neurontin.....
  3. Should I become a nurse?

    If your doing that well in algebra, physics, and trig, by all means go for it. Yes we do use calculators, and nurses collaborate with each other in finding answers. We need more men in nursing; an efficient medical team needs both genders. I've been ...
  4. What have you learned about Death?

    Some patients accept death better than others. Some with fear some with acceptance and completion. Death to me is simply the ultimate form of liberation..............
  5. Win $100! May 2015 Caption Contest

    Must be payday..........
  6. Advice on creepy doctors?

    Filthy unprofessional sexual harassment is clearly what this is. Think of it this way. If he is doing this to you as he pleases, I wonder what he is doing with female patients who cannot defend themselves. If your husband catches wind of this, the do...
  7. Staying late, not getting paid.

    No, No, No!!!! Never work for free! Unless your volunteering somewhere. I clock in when I get there and clock out when I finish, period. What if something happens on the unit while your clocked out, and you find yourself in litigation. You think ther...
  8. Mens nursing shoes?

    Air Nikes is what I wear. I have flat feet so I need all the help I can get. My feet don't hurt like they used to.
  9. Thinking about becoming a nurse...at 40!

    I went back to school for nursing at 44, and don't regret it. I like doing patient teaching, you'll be surprised how many people don't know anything about their medications, and what there for. You will have to go through a vigorous curriculum to ach...
  10. To tell or not to tell!

    Lead by example, it may be a slow process but an effective one. That's advocating for both sides. The nurse, and unit that your assigned to should be an extension of your educational experience. You should feel comfortable where your assigned, to tak...
  11. Calling a transgender patient an "it"

    Some people need to learn how to open their hearts before opening their mouths. I've dealt with gays, lesbians, transgender patients, and am very swift, direct to anyone who discriminates. This is clearly out of bounds, and professionally unacceptabl...
  12. Eliminating the Stigma Associated with Mental Health Nursing

    I've been in mental health most of my career, and have seen first hand how students react while doing their mental health rotation. I've noted their anxiety levels, and fear of clients. I agree totally on that the student should be prepped prior to a...
  13. I am afraid of Anatomy and Physiology

    When I took my A&P class, I also took a physical fitness class just to ease the stress, this helped significantly. I also took on a tutor who guided, and challenged my thinking process. She was very instrumental in my basic fundamental approach. ...
  14. Patient's family requesting pain medication

    When I worked at this level of care, some family members could, and would request pain meds. If they were uncomfortable with this, I would ask the physician to have a standing order of give. He or she would be the next person I would approach. They m...
  15. overuse of prn medication in mental health hospitals

    I to work psych and hand out prn anxiolytics. I agree that some patients don't present outward s/s. I do manage to ask them what is causing their anxiety to rise, and enter it as "Pt stated". This is what I document in the MAR as cause. This will mon...