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  1. Relax...what does that mean!

    So I have been a nurse for a year and a half. I started out working nights at a hospital but after about 6 months, my body couldn't handle night shift anymore. I went to work in a community setting with kids and at first I loved it - especially work...
  2. Work in it...or is living it enough?

    Well thank you for your response! Don't worry, I made sense of what you were saying. That because I have been there and done that I do not just look at these people as "addicts," I can see the person they are behind the addiction. I guess the thing I...
  3. I have always been interested in addictions nursing. Psych and community clinicals were my favorite in nursing school. I even had professors comment and say they could tell this was my "area." But that being said, over the past few years I have deal...
  4. As a registered nurse would you ever take a job as an LPN? I'm not asking IF you can take a job as an LPN (legally and all that), I'm just asking if there are any RNs out there that would. I'm an RN and I have a potential job offer at a surgery clini...
  5. Do what I "should" or do what I want?

    I'm coming up on 5 months in medsurge, not 2 months. I grew tired of it after about 2 months.
  6. Do what I "should" or do what I want?

    Yes, I have my foot in the door there. I am a substitute health aid on my days off (anywhere from elementary to high school) and I keep in contact with the head nurse over all the schools in our county.
  7. Hi! I don't post here very often (mainly just lurk!) but as of May 2014, I am a proud owner of my BSN. I went into nursing because I have a passion working with people with special needs and kids in general. I spend a lot of time volunteering at camp...
  8. Hi! I'm pretty new to this board and new to nursing I suppose! I found out what I wanted to do in nursing school: I love school nursing, I love pysch, and I especially love working in the community with people that have disabilities. When I graduated...
  9. I'm a year and half from graduating with my BSN, yes I'm very excited! I have never really had any problems with my spastic diplegia, it's very mild. I know my limits and I ask for help when I need it. I also know that it takes me awhile to get a rhy...
  10. I struggled with medsurge as well, most do because it's hard! Here's the tips my instructor gave me that worked. Read. It's hard material but you have to actually read it and understand it. If it takes you 2 hours to read 10 pages or a week to read ...