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I'm aspiring to work in paeds. At the moment I'm a student and working as an AIN in a paedatric hospice and a long term care hospital for profoundly disabled children. Interestingly there are quite a number of men working with me in paeds, though of course not as many as the women! Personally, I don't see any difference between being a man and a woman in nursing these days - but then again I'm fairly broad minded
mickhing
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Hi Guys,
I'm thinking about doing paediatric nursing and more specifically paeds crit care nursing within Aus. I have been working for a few years ed/renal/gen med but thought paeds crit care would be a great career choice. I'm a bloke and was wondering if anyone has worked with guys in paeds and how you think they go at it? I'm obviously youst to working in a predominantly female profession but I was just wondering what everyone's thought of paed crit care and in particular blokes in paeds crit care are? I will have to make a decision soon as to whether to lean towards paeds and would like to know what other nurses like/dislike about paeds and in particular crit care in particular. Also if anyone has done the post grad diploma in paed crit care, how did they find it? Cheers