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- Oooh I always used to get the willies when I had the "mental status change" patient on my timecard. It usually involved something being thrown at me and an eventual change of scrubs. But that was a...Oct 4, '11
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- Oh gosh this is heated. My opinion, it is your body, do what you want to it. Actually I know that Anna Jaques in Newburyport, Ma drug tests for tobacco as part of their initial hiring process. I find...Oct 4, '11
- Forum: Nursing News
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- In response to the previous poster, yes if my patient asks for pain meds or anti-anxiety meds prior to the procedure, of course I will give it to them. The last thing I want is my patient (who...Oct 4, '11
- Forum: Oncology Nursing
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- I work in outpatient hem/onc. We do biopsies at the bedside outpatient clinic. They should not hurt. If they hurt, your MD/NP/PA has not numbed up the area enough/used enough lidocaine. The most...Oct 3, '11
- Forum: Oncology Nursing
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- Hi folks, I went to this program. It was great. PM me to discuss in more detail.:)Sep 27, '11
- Forum: Massachusetts State Nursing Programs
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- I work for a hospital in town. I do have to pay for parking which runs $40 a week. I live in the burbs so my rent is cheap. I actually really am looking to transition out of Oncology and into Occ...Sep 25, '11
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- 90K in Boston. But if you're anything like me the burnout makes it not worth it. I wish I had gone to acupuncture school instead so I could really help people instead of pump them full of chemo for...Sep 25, '11
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- I work at this hospital. The whole thing is really scary. I am an NP but I feel for the nurses on the floors. It will actually be an (at least) 5 day strike because they have to pay the hire-ins for...Apr 30, '11
- Forum: Collective Bargaining / Nursing Union
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- I am so, so glad for this post. I first want to thank the OP for posting this topic as it is such a good one. I am an Oncology Nurse Practitioner. I have only ever done oncology, both as a nurse...Jul 27, '10
- Forum: Holistic Nursing
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- I bring my lunch. I don't know about everyone else, but I am way to busy lately to take a lunch break, let alone sit and gab with a drug rep. Don't get me wrong, some have some very interesting...Jun 15, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- Any sort of cancer history? A lot of folks who end up with clots have a malignancy floating around somewhere...or are bound for one.Feb 5, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- The other thing that factors in is that I will be interviewing (3rd and final interview) for my dream job this week and hope and pray that I get offered the position-it looks really good and they...Jan 13, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- I like to say the following, after doing some research about the mean salaries of NP's in the geographic area: "I'd like to make a salary comparable/on par with what NP's in area are making." If...Jan 13, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- If you are suspecting B12 def check a 'MMA' methylmelonic acid-better indicator of B12 def. Most people who are B12 def got there in the first place because they do not absorb or do not have the...Jan 13, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- Hello all, Thought I bounce something off an objective source. So here is a dilemma, hopefully not too vague. How bad is it to accept a job offer, and then reneg it if a more suitable situation...Jan 13, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- I think that some med/surg is helpful but not paramount. I think that you get exposure to a lot of med/surg issues when working in oncology (people have issues despite their cancer, or as a result of...Jan 12, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- Just curious, what part of the country do you live in?Jan 11, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- Hi there. I had been working as an Oncology NP for 9 months...and prior to that worked as an Oncology RN for 3 + years. I left my ONC NP job as I was very unhappy, and also due to family illness. My...Jan 10, '10
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- Hello everyone, I am faced with a dilemma--I have been working at my first NP job for about 5 months. My supervising physician has just told me that he is leaving the practice (he was AWESOME to...Sep 8, '09
- Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
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- Thanks everyone for your support! You guys are great. My pop made it through his surgery, it was successful, and he is doing okay. My mom, also a nurse is staying with him, and I will go up soon...Feb 27, '08
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Hello all. I rarely post, but I know I am among friends here and fellow nurses. I too am a nurse, and have been for 2+ years. My 90-year-old grandfather will be having bowel surgery tomorrow, for...Feb 26, '08
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Staying calm...different for everyone. We all get harried, in some ways, med-surg is harder than ICU because you have more patients, maybe it's just different. I have no problem asking for help and...Feb 14, '08
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- From the literature I have read...the return of fertility, that is, the ability to get pregnant either purposefully or not, after stopping the pill depends on the pill and the person's baseline...Feb 7, '08
- Forum: Ob/Gyn Nursing
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- I remember my nurse manager coming to me one day, I was taking care of a patient who she said was a 'vip.' I said to her straight out, 'well, all of my patients are vip's' She says,...Jan 14, '08
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- Thanks for your post-I feel you. I gage my days by the amounts of hugs I get. A few days ago I had a 3-hug day. 2 patients gave me a hug and thanked me for all of my ( and the other staffs') hard...Jan 11, '08
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion