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Jan 09, 2004 02:22 PM

Finally got my temporary permit


Got my temporary permit (license) yesterday. I can work on it for 3 months. If I don't pass the NCLEX before the 3 months are up, I will be able to continue working as a tech until I can pass the NCLEX. I'll probably be getting my ATT soon, so I can schedule the test (at least I hope it comes soon!!). My husband just got out of the hospital today and the nurse manager for the telemetry unit said to give her a call as soon as I feel like my husband is doing better. He is a cardiac pt. Has had 2 CABGs, 1 stenting, went to Cleveland Clinic--they said there was nothing else they could do to help his heart. We're just taking it one day at a time and trusting in the Lord to help us thru this. The dr. ordered his 02 off last night, trying to get his sats down below 88 so he can qualify for home 02 which medicare would pay for 80%, but it didn't get below 91%.
Dixie


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Old Jan 10, 2004, 10:17 PM

Dixie;
Glad you got that permit. Sorry the hubby is not well, mine has same problem and they have done all they can do also. Just try to take one day at a time. Monitor the diet and meds closely.

I read the article in the paper that CAMC and the state association of nurses are involved in a little tussle. It seems that CAMC has adopted a new employee statement for nurses. It clearly states that refusal to work overtime will result in dismissal. this is not for weather or real emergencies but staff emergencies
that the HN has determined. I don't know but I am a little afraid that they are trying to force mandatory overtime on an already overworked staff. I only mention this because of your hubby being ill and there will be times when overtime would be difficult for you to do it he is ill. I have not worked there in awhile. I know that several floors are very difficult to work and some of the HN's are difficult to get along with. Good luck on your new career.

I don't mean to sound negative, but seems like nursing is getting harder and harder, no really good jobs in sight.
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