Where do you nurse?

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I have a question for the polls I haven't seen here yet.

Where do you nurse, hospital/homehealth/hospice/nursing home/ clinic?

Second question what is your speciality?

Me, I work in a clinic where we deal with cancer patients from dr visits to chemo therapy and everyrthing in between and beyond.

Specializes in Med-Surg Nursing.

I work in a 487 bed hospital. I work SICU/HU (Heart Unit) same staff different units. So one day you could be on the SICU side and the next day you could be on the HU side.

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Specializes in Everything but psych!.

Jail RN: I tried prison nursing while I was living in Hawaii. Honolulu. I had a rough time because I couldn't pronounce the names and couldn't understand their names when they said them. Imagine how I was able to pass meds! I only went a few times. My hats off to you, Jail RN!

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I work in a 400 bed hospital... Charge nurse on a Med-Surg Unit with emphasis on post-op surgical patients... primarily gyn/lap chole/appys... traumas who don't require ICU (although they very often NEED ICU) and the more complex surgical cases. I also float to practically anywhere I'm needed within the Med/Surg module.

Peace:)

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Where do I nurse? Usually at work!! Long time ago I nursed at home-when my kids were babies! Okay I admit I am a smarta**!

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I work in a 171 bed hospital which is a regional medical center because it has a NICU. I work on a six bed interventional cardiology unit which right now used as overflow for the cardiovascular stepdown unit. They send the post caths to CVSD and give us inappropriate admits. But that's another thread.

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I work in a 56 bed psychiatric hospital in Arkansas. My specialty is working with acute adult patients (nightshift on the concentrated-care aka "lock-up" unit).

Several hospitals in a several hundred mile radius have closed their psych floors down so we have been completely full for several months (with patients waiting in ERs for beds).

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Specializes in Specializes in L/D, newborn, GYN, LTC, Dialysis.

two different community hospitals in the OB/GYN areas.

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56 bed LTC facility, but I'm ready to leave because there is just not enough to do.

Tim

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Originally posted by jrock233

56 bed LTC facility, but I'm ready to leave because there is just not enough to do.

Tim

come and work with me Tim I've pleanty to do LOL ;)

Karen (always in need of an extra pair of hands :D )

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Community Hosp. ER

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In a hospital on a Medsurg/ob postpartum floor

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Specializes in ER, ICU, L&D, OR.

hOWDY YALL

FROM DEEP IN THE HEAT OF TEXAS

Work in a medium large hospital, full time ER nightshift, when there are fewer suits around, and more fun

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