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  1. Which ICU To work at, which one would you choose

    Hello everyone! Just a quick update: I got a formal job offer for Option #1 already. I looked at their benefits and it's not that bad as well. Option #2 is taking forever to give me a formal job offer. With that said, I think i will give Option #2...
  2. How to be a successful New Grad in ICU

    I have precepted a number of new grads in our unit. Successful new grads are the ones that are receptive and eager to learn. Also, read/learn about basic ICU topics: vents, abgs, hemodynamic monitoring etc. on your free time. visit icufaqs.org i do...
  3. Which ICU To work at, which one would you choose

    Thank you all so much. I think I will be choosing the second option as well. I am 24 years old and planning to go back to school in a couple of years for my masters. I think Uc Davis will give me a chance to better myself as a nurse. I did consider t...
  4. Which hospital to choose?

    Hi all, Background: im an ICU nurse w/ 2 year experience. i worked in a 12 bed icu mixed MICU and SICU. Opportunity has come up that applied and got offered jobs at 2 hospitals: Option 1: -level 2 trauma center -mixed ICU as well (cardio, ms, trauma)...
  5. Hi all, Background: im an ICU nurse w/ 2 year experience. i worked in a 12 bed icu mixed MICU and SICU. Opportunity has come up that applied and got offered jobs at 2 hospitals: Option 1: -level 2 trauma center -mixed ICU as well (cardio, ms, trauma)...
  6. I had an interview before for a job at a local hospital that I thought was really tough. "Describe a difficult decision you've made and the process you went through to reach that decision." What would be your answer?
  7. A Day in the life of an ICU nurse?

    I agree with the above posters, if you have stable patients then you'd have a an idea of your routine for your shift. I work noc shifts and if i have unstable patients, then my routine will flow out of the window. You have to always expect the unexpe...