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Specializes in OR, Informatics.

After two years in the OR, I have married my loves of technology and nursing. I start in IS tomorrow.

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Specializes in Obstetrics/Case Management/MIS/Quality.

best of luck to you!! keep us posted on how it goes! :)

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Specializes in Med-Surg, Nursing Informatics.

Congratulations and do let us know how it all goes! Tell us more!

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Specializes in Informatics, Education, and Oncology.

CONGRATS and Yes Please keep us posted and also feel free to utilize this forum as a resource for issues you may encounter or quesitons you may have as you start down your new career path!

GOOD LUCK!

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Congratulations!!!!!! So excited for you!!!

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Great News!!!! Congratulations!

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Specializes in OR, Informatics.

Thank you all for the congratulatory posts. I'm just finishing my third week in the department, and I love it. Next week starts my on-site certification at Epic. I've learned so much in these first three weeks, but I haven't really felt as though I was contributing. My coworkers say that that will change dramatically after certification.

Thanks again for the posts. I'll keep you posted!

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Specializes in informatics for 10 years.
Thank you all for the congratulatory posts. I'm just finishing my third week in the department, and I love it. Next week starts my on-site certification at Epic. I've learned so much in these first three weeks, but I haven't really felt as though I was contributing. My coworkers say that that will change dramatically after certification.

Thanks again for the posts. I'll keep you posted!

Thanks for sharing your experiences with the forum.

Even with experience in the field, when I learned a new application/system, it was maybe 6 months or so, until I felt I was really on my own, contributing to the group. There is no need to torture yourself thinking you're not contributing enough. The more you play in the system, the more of an expert you become, and you'll find out that there is always something new to learn, as new updates come out, etc. Is like being a nurse. You come out of school with the skills to be on a floor, but really, it takes a few months to really get comfortable doing what you're doing. Yet, you're always contributing to the job from day one, even if you're not an expert yet. Enjoy the ride. :)

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