laceface24

laceface24

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About laceface24

laceface24 specializes in Emergency Department.


RN-working in a Level I trauma center in a very busy city. Loving every.single.minute. of it!

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  1. Name Badges Worn Backwards

    I have to reply to this post, since I do feel strongly. I guess I am one of the "paranoid" ones, but I feel like it is my duty to protect myself. I work in a Level I trauma center at a county hospital in a very large city that has very high crime rat...
  2. Should I get my ADN or BSN based on my life goals?

    First I have to point out:"nursing is a simple career" Please please don't ever get that idea, that is the furthest from the truth. I am still a nursing student so I still don't know half of what RNs go through on a daily basis in their jobs, but I d...
  3. Preceptorship advice!!

    Hi all I will be starting my preceptorship for my last semester in April. When asked what unit I am interested in, I feel conflicted. I want to get the most experience out of it and learn as much as I can, I just don't know where exactly that is. Any...
  4. No more Dickies scrubs?

    I personally LOVE the Koi brand...super cute designs and cargo pants...they carry petite length pants. I also love Grey's Anatomy scrubs, the material is amazing.
  5. Maybe I have my degree confused...I received an A.S. of Licensed Vocational Nursing. I just assumed an associate's was an associate's was an associate's. It was definitely not a certificate, as it is 3 years of pre-reqs. Its a 3 year "ladder-program"...
  6. Hallelujah! Finally!

    I know they're different, I just meant I've heard people say those 2 departments are what people should precept in because there is so much to learn. I've had many rotations in both the ER and the ICU, enjoyed both, but how do I pick just one depart...
  7. I live in the Bay area of California, and I actually just received my ADN from an LVN program...when I started my CC back in fall of 2006 after I graduated high school, my CC offered an Associates in Liscensed Vocational Nursing. I just graduated fro...
  8. Hallelujah! Finally!

    I attend school in California, and just finished the LVN portion of my school's 3 year ladder program... you have to apply for the first 2 years, which is the LVN portion, then apply for the 3rd year which is the RN portion. There are 20 spots availa...
  9. I just finished my program-tips from me? man oh man... *study hard, in groups if possible, but only if the group is productive. I had two groups i would study with. One moved too slow for me, but i felt like i actually learned. The other was more of ...
  10. For Fun - Things You Want to Buy Once You're a Nurse

    a b00b job lol;)
  11. "Why don't you just be a doctor?"

    Last night, I was approached by a gentleman, and after a few minutes of small chat, he asked what I was in school for. Proudly, I said "nursing", and he gave me a not so nice look, and replied with "Why don't you be a doctor?". I was immediately thro...
  12. I am sure everyone has been in the same deal as me when you were in nursing school. My friends have seemed to "drift" away. Ive noticed less and less requests to hang out, and when I get an offer and have to turn it down, they're mad. I know school i...
  13. I have been searching many scholarships offered to nursing students, and I have noticed that many require you to commit services to work for them if you are chosen as the winner. For example, there is a scholarship for nursing students wanting to wor...
  14. Starting Wages for LPN's and RN's

    I live in the bay area of california, and starting pay for a LVN is usually around $35/hr...RN starting pay is usually around $50/hr...its so crazy to hear wages being around 15/hr...that seems so low, but then I remember the cost of living is extrem...
  15. Anyone a student at Gavilan College in Gilroy??

    I am currently in the 3 yr RN ladder program at gavilan, and the teachers are absolutely wonderful. They are helpful, but firm. They are all about quality, there is no cutting corners. The program is the toughest and challenging thing I have ever don...