Where do you nurse?

Nurses General Nursing

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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.

Clinical Coordinator for a Peds HH agency (high tech-pvt duty). Just applied for a 1 year NICU internship...plan to go on for my Masters eventually (PNP)

Hospital:

After-Hours Occupational Health (set in the ER)...when I'm not taking care of Occ Health pts, I just take care of ER pts. Used to work full-time for the ER, but got burned out VERY quickly...so my current situation is nice...still get to do EVERYTHING, without as much stress and risk to my nursing license. ;)

Also work occasionally in CICU, ICU, CVRR...

Would like to try L/D at some point, and maybe Peds or NBN...

I live in Alaska came up as a travelling nurse 2 years ago ..Work for the state in a locked unit ...Boring ...so I do home health (wounds) on my days off ...

i work on a 33 bed renal/gi unit. always busy,the days just fly by,anyone out there bored with their job?come on down to unc for some excitement! = )

I teach at a high school and nurse them too! The seniors in Health Occupations I go to the nursing home with...they love it! New recruits!

I work on a mother/baby unit.

Peds ICU on Fri/Sat night shift, then as an "agency nurse" I work Tues/Weds night shift in a Newborn ICU.

LOVE IT!!

I am in Alaska ..I do home health, part time and a locked unit with the state full time ... :D

I'm a Public Health Nurse for Los Angeles County Foster Care. No nights, no weekends, no holidays AND I get every other Friday off! :D

I am a student nurse, and I am doing a little bit of everything. Remeber while working with students, that you were once one.:chair:

Hospital - Neonatal ICU :cool:

I work in LTC and have for over 20 years

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