justme79

justme79

PCU / Oncology/Hematology

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About justme79

justme79 has 1 years experience and specializes in PCU / Oncology/Hematology.


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  1. How old is too old?!?!?

    I was 42 yo when I decided to fulfill my life long dream. I felt very insecure and inadequate. I completed my pre-reqs, during which my husband had a double CABG, and then I was accepted into the program. I graduated "Outstanding Student of the Year"...
  2. US economic crisis and Nurses???

    We are seeing more foriegn nurses and it makes me wonder if they will be preferred over new grads. One presidential candidate is interested in making it easier for foriegners to come to the US and work. I'm trying to get certified in my area to hel...
  3. Have decided not to pursue RN

    I agree with those that suggest a facility change. Remember what drew you to nursing and try to be an advocate for change! It sounds like the pts need you!
  4. Getting a job at a hospital that you owe money to

    It was not a problem for us. I took two different positions at two different hosipitals, owing each, and the subject never came up. In fact, after working at one and developing a problem with the billing process, I arranged to have a payroll deduct...
  5. how to become chemo certified

    I started working on an oncology/hemo floor that provides classes for us to become certified before we can administer chemo. So, I got the job first, then came certification.
  6. Which would you choose -

    Rough spot! Must make it difficult to provide quality pt care in that environment!
  7. med error

    I guess it is no surprise that so many nurses where you work cover up their mistakes instead of creating an environment of learning and patient safety!
  8. Do YOU answer call lights in a hospital?

    Everywhere I have worked has had a policy that answering call lights was everyone's responsibility! It is a matter of pt safety as well as service and courtesy.
  9. nurses over 35

    Way to go!!! I was 42 when I began NS, to fulfill a life long dream. I graduated valedictorian! My husband has CAD and I had 4 children at home and worked 2 p/t jobs. You can do it, I did b/c I had to. It wasn't easy but it is do-able. Just rem...
  10. Color Code for All

    I thought a color code system was a good idea was I was in nursing school. Then reality hit when I started to practice, patients will not remember and do not need the extra stress of trying to remember who wears what color. I recently started worki...