veriteblesse

veriteblesse

Member
  • Content

    33
  • Visitors

    3,182
  • Followers

    0

About veriteblesse

Latest Activity

  1. I wasn't sure which specialty to even put this in, so apologies if this is in the wrong spot. I have a job opportunity to work as a Regulatory Coordinator RN. This role works in a team with 3 other nurses and an ADA coordinator to maintain surve...
  2. Interviewing for this job on Wednesday: Does this sound more quality or more CDI to you? Anyone here work a similar position?
  3. What's your MRI process like?

    Hi all. I'm wondering how you guys handle MRI with anxiolysis at your facilities. We currently have Rad RN's provide oral or IV anxiolytics, the problems we are running into are: 1) even with weight-based dosing protocols, the sedation is unpredicta...
  4. So I have a new job at an IR department in a brand new hospital. There are 3 of us being hired, and we are the first IR nurses. We will set our own call schedules, workflow processes, and that kind of thing. I wanted to ask other IR nurses what kin...
  5. Obtaining first manager job

    I've been an RN for 5 years in a variety of roles, and am now working with the ultimate goal of transitioning into leadership. I would like to step into a managerial position in the next couple of years, and eventually work at director level or even...
  6. Exactly, so when we do know that someone is having a psych crisis, we prepare for the worst possible scenario. Every patient gets stripped down. No sharp cutlery, no aluminum cans. No clothes. Often, no they do not have that right. Involuntary p...
  7. Pattern scheduling

    I just got a new job that I start in 2 months, and I was told that at this job they do pattern scheduling, 12 hours, 3 weekends a month. It was a long interview and I didn't think to ask more about that. Does anyone do pattern scheduling at their f...
  8. ER nurse rotating through observation unit

    I'm considering a position at a hospital where the observation unit is considered part of the ER and the ER staff is required to staff it. The manager told me that I might be required to work in obs as often as once a week. I'm not super thrilled a...
  9. Cerner EMR? Tell me allll about it

    I really like it. I have used both First Net and Surginet (specific components of Cerner) and found it easy to chart and understand. Of course, the only other EMR I used was that DOS-based horror Meditech, so after that almost anything looks amazing.
  10. What is the average 2017 Colorado salary

    I'm moving to Colorado this summer and a couple of job applications have asked me what my salary is, and I'm wondering if some of the rejections are due to me asking too much. Or maybe my current rate of $45 an hour makes them think I'll ask an unrea...
  11. I thought I wanted to work in another specialty, specifically IR and PACU. But now I have experience in both those areas and I am desperately waiting for my PACU contract to be over so I can go back to the ER. I'm so bored. ER for me, from here out.
  12. Moving to Ft. Collins, have some questions

    I'm moving to Ft. Collins in June. I'm an ED nurse with 3.5 years experience and my BSN, will have my CEN by then too if it matters. 1) How is it working at UC Health Poudre Valley and other area hospitals? Anyplace to avoid, how are staffing ratios,...
  13. I'm leaving Baycare (mobile pool has no ER jobs!) and looking to pick up work at some other ED's, but don't want to to go HCA because I like keeping my license. So, nurses who work at the FH, Bayfront, and TGH: what's the deal? How are staffing ratio...
  14. Public Service Loan Forgiveness

    I'm doing it. I work for a non-profit hospital so I qualify. I do the Income Based Repayment plan and submit a form every year proving that I am a full-time employee. I will be doing it for the 3rd year this fall. It's really too soon to tell if it i...
  15. Accelerated BSN Options

    I did my RN to BSN at St. Petersburg College. It's all online, only 4 semesters, and it got the job done. It's pretty cheap, too, and SPC offers a good amount of scholarships. It's accredited and all that jazz, too.