RN6617

RN6617 has 2 years experience.

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1. PBDS for Advice Nurse/Telephone Triage with Kaiser

   RN6617 replied to RN6617's topic in Job Hunt

   Hi! So the PBDS is no longer given! You just need to pass a typing test (I think it’s still 40 WPM). I would highlight your excellent Nursing judgment, your strong prioritization skills, and your friendly customer service. Always triage up when in do...

2. PBDS for Advice Nurse/Telephone Triage with Kaiser

   RN6617 replied to RN6617's topic in Job Hunt

   Hi! I ended up working at KP for 6 years! I worked the Advice line for several years, then trained nurses to become Advice RNs. It is super busy, very little down time. You get two 15 min breaks and a 30 min lunch during an 8 hour shift. It’s stressf...

3. PBDS for Advice Nurse/Telephone Triage with Kaiser

   RN6617 posted a topic in Job Hunt

   Hi everyone, I just got hired with Kaiser as an advice nurse and I am going to be taking the PBDS in a few days. Anyone have any advice on what to study/how to study for this? I have reviewed common problems relating to medical, OB and peds, but othe...

4. Has anyone gone through the Kaiser background check?

   RN6617 replied to cbcle's topic in Triage

   Hi all, I know this is an old post, but I just got hired with Kaiser as an advice nurse and I was wondering if anyone could give me any ideas of what to review before the PBDS test? Ive searched the internet but it seems all material is geared toward...

5. Western Governors University (WGU) Readiness Assessment

   RN6617 replied to TheCommuter's topic in Western Governors

   My schools also got my transcripts out quickly. Within a week WGU had received and processed my transcripts. I start April 1st.

6. Western Governors University (WGU) Readiness Assessment

   RN6617 replied to TheCommuter's topic in Western Governors

   I'm also starting RN to BSN April 1st! Can't wait! Good luck, Sheryl18, see you in class! :)

7. New nurse that hates unit/unhappy

   RN6617 replied to jmiarn1029's topic in New Nurse

   I have worked on a surgical unit with medical overflow for a year. I gave it my best, but I just can't anymore. I work night shift, which is fine. I don't mind nights. But I have never worked a shift that I wasn't terrified. With 8 pts (or 9), it's n...