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May 02, 2009 11:59 PM

Brand New Grad Nurse on Respiratory/Ventilator Unit

by Diane-RN in Michigan Premium Member

Hi,

I've been browsing this forum for some time and I appreciate all of the information and links that everyone has posted. I just started as a new Grad (soon to be RN) on a ventilator unit. I am very impressed so far with the teamwork between the nursing staff and the RT staff. It is nice to know that the RTs 'have our backs' as far as the vents are concerned. If we need one of them STAT, it is amazing how fast they can get there!

I'm looking forward to learning as much as I can about trachs, vents, etc. This is a great forum!

Best,
Diane


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Old May 05, 2009, 10:19 PM

Default Re: Brand New Grad Nurse on Respiratory/Ventilator Unit
I just have to say that RTs ROCK!! I have ALWAYS found the RN/RT relationship harmonious on the units I've worked. We rely so much on their input and knowledge for our PICU patients!

Oh... and welcome to the forum!
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