Where do you nurse?

Dr. Kate, BSN, RN · Dec 17, 2002

FT I work for a two campus (3 miles apart, one ~220 beds, one ~110 beds), corporate owned, for profit community hospital. I work for education. My primary functions are to coordinate the new grad program and the online learning program. I also teach people how to use the computer and the order entry system. A big part of what I do falls into "other duties as assigned."

Per diem I work as a day shift house supervisor at a level 2 trauma center.

The two hospitals are in the same area but serve vastly different populations. The two are about the same size, pretty much the same services but how it plays out is quite different. I find it interesting.

My background is primarily Intensive Care and DOU. I really, really like medical patients and have always disliked surgical patients.

In another life, I have done information system support.

Nursegurl · Dec 18, 2002

i work in a hospital...ortho unit part time night shift..and LOVE it!

kae rn · Dec 18, 2002

Good question--where do I work? Multiple places...long term care for children, home private duty, and agency. Worked 10 years at a pediatric hospital, trying now to switch to adult either in ortho or rehab. Agency nursing is wearing me out. Thought I was doing it as a good deed to nursing and my family, but now just really exhausted and feeling under appreciated.

Glad2behere · Dec 18, 2002

I work in a 28 bed CVICU in a 760 bed hospital...a lot better than burns........much easier!

New CCU RN · Dec 18, 2002

I work in a 15 bed CCU

bravegirlamy · Dec 22, 2002

i work home health as a case manager, & love it.We do a little bit of everything since the insurance companies are sending sick people home way too early these days.

LilgirlRN, ADN, RN · Dec 22, 2002

I work in a 300 bed or so hospital in the ED, going on 16 years!

allnurses Guide · Dec 28, 2002

I work in a rural hospital with 14 acute beds, 3 OB beds, outpt surgery, ER and LTC. We RN's do a little bit of everything. And there is only one RN in the ER 24 hours a day. The doc sleeps next door overnight. Never a dull moment around here. :cool:

DIPLOMATICRN4HIRE, MSN, RN · Dec 28, 2002

Hospital - OR, CVICU, ICU,ER,MED SURG.

Depending on which country Im in at the time.

Zoe

nursedawn67, LPN · Dec 28, 2002

I work in Long Term Care, my hall used to be the Medicare skilled unit, but we changed this summer to the whole facility being Medicare Skilled.

hapeewendy · Dec 31, 2002

I work on a 36 bed acute med-surg unit, heavy focus on medicine - GI , Respiratory and Cardiac mainly, but can and do see it all , working permanent nights for the time being while I work on my BSCN degree , or until the management pulls me from my beloved night shift, whichever comes first... I have done agency work , worked in a busy community family practice/clinic , and been a research assistant/study co-ordinator for a family practice MD affiliated with a pharmacuetical company...

pondering travel nursing or nursing in the states lately...

adrienurse, LPN · Dec 31, 2002

This is where I live (um I mean work).