preemiepoweredRN replied to adventure_rn's topic in General Nursing
Thank you! Great catch! I know I take great pride in the sweat and tears it took to earn my nursing degree and then licensure.. to think that other people are able to carry the title nurse without any...
preemiepoweredRN replied to NICU_Nurse's topic in NICU, Neonatal
We still use bean bags (frog positioners) and log-style bean bag positioners for the tiny babies in our NICU; haven't heard of anything about this study? Please forward if you find out officially
preemiepoweredRN replied to Missie Hannie's topic in NICU, Neonatal
Follow your heart. Saying that, I would clearly not jeopardize my license or job for the sake of maintaining a relationship with a former patient, so if you feel that continuing the relationship...
preemiepoweredRN replied to NeoRN11's topic in NICU, Neonatal
It sounds like you did the best that you could have done in this situation. The fact that you are able to reflect now is good thing and by doing so you will definitely be even more vigilant with all...
preemiepoweredRN replied to DesiDani's topic in General Nursing
I've been given report on the " most challenging patients and families" and then went on to have a completely pleasant shift with the same people. I think if it's a matter of safety ( for myself or...
preemiepoweredRN replied to Gurleen's topic in NICU, Neonatal
My advice would be: Do not overthink the interview. Considering that you have had some nursing experience, you are a little bit more grounded than a new grad and that is to your advantage. It will be...
preemiepoweredRN replied to aimeern31's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I've only seen single lumen UACs and double lumen UVCs in my practice. What benefit did the director anticipate using the double UAC line/why the change in
preemiepoweredRN replied to ella2990's topic in General Nursing
Wow- HIGH FIVE for advocating for your patient, even in such an intimidating situation with the MD!!! I can still remember at 2 years being somewhat terrified at times to do what you did, but...
preemiepoweredRN replied to jchristine89's topic in Travel
You are definitely not too old to travel, but may want to consider more experience under your belt as a staff nurse. Travel nursing is a great opportunity, but you will be expected to know what you...
preemiepoweredRN replied to Good_day's topic in Agency Nurses
I agree with the above comment. As long as you are marketable and have good references, most recruiters will not hound you for too much information (in my experience)..but with that said, do not...
preemiepoweredRN replied to Pajefferson16's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I have worked on a couple of different units and each did things a little different (1) Triple paste (2) Vaseline/A+D-prophylaxis most places (2) Z-Guard/Hydraguard cream (3) Desitin/Illex cream or...
preemiepoweredRN replied to ICURNPA92's topic in General Nursing
Wow..I think about this often (especially when work gets "hard" aka most of the time). I think I still would choose nursing.. Not sure what I would do otherwise for a
preemiepoweredRN replied to guest4/24/17's topic in Travel
Totally agree with what's been shared. As a current traveler, I feel your pain related to having less acute patients than you're use to, but none the less I wouldn't trade the experience for anything...