Maggie RN MSN

Maggie RN has 24 years experience as a MSN and specializes in ICU/ER/IR/Pre-Op/PACU/Cath Lab/EP/CSS.

Latest Activity

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   Challenging The Boards To Become A Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)

   Maggie RN replied to TheCommuter's topic in LPN/LVN

   This is a great question and not sure why you would not be able to do this. Have you reached out to anyone who teaches and or your school to see how they can assist you?
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   Feeling Reprimanded Unfairly

   Maggie RN replied to tinybbynurse's topic in Professionalism

   You should always hire an attorney if you can when dealing with the board of nursing. Go the your boards website and review whatever information they have about being under investigation what due process you will be extended.
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   I survived the Board of Nursing

   Maggie RN replied to KCMnurse's topic in Professionalism

   This is a huge issue and more and more nurses need to start talking about this and bringing it to the forefront. Boards across the nation need oversight.
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   WGU RN-BSN 11/1/11 start

   Maggie RN replied to fallinnstyle's topic in Western Governors

   Hey!!! Any tips on the paper for Nursing Informatics C 156? It's a pretty big task. I'm trying to get through that and STATS.. STATS is killing me. Any advice passing that class would be appreciated as well. I really struggle with the probability por...
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   How do I get into this field?

   Maggie RN posted a topic in Legal

   I have been a critical care nurse for 14 and I've very interested in reviewing cases and testifying. I want to supplement my income and possibly get away from bedside nursing. I am currently working on my MSN in leadership and Administration. I worke...
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   Advice for transitioning to ER?

   Maggie RN replied to K1,RN's topic in Emergency

   Absolutely!!! APPLY what are you waiting for. The ER is an awesome place to work. Start in a small ER to get your feet wet. You really have to learn how to manage your time management skills and have the ability to recognize unstable patient's and to...