OneOnOnes ADN

Just over a year ago I started as a new grad nurse on a very acute & busy med-surg floor which was also the cardiac/telemetry floor for the hospital. I ended up quitting on the 12th week of orientation. I felt extremely anxious all the time, depr...

Hello, I haven't posted in a forum before, but I have been thinking of doing it for a little while now because I am getting frustrated at work. I am starting nursing school this Fall and I currently work as a CNA/TECH on a unit in a hospital. I start...

Once you get over the initial awkwardness, bathing will be super easy! Just start at the face then work your way down. You can either wash them head-to-toe or you can do a partial bedbath which consists of doing the face, under the arms, under the br...

I am not sure what shift you are working but I will try to list some advice! Also, if the RN tells you that you are doing a good job, then you better believe it! The RN's and LPN's I Worked with when I started out at a SNF were quick to tell me if I ...

You can definitely be employed at two SNF's at once - I knew a couple girls who were per diem at two and worked at both regularly. I am not sure about being employed at a hospital and a SNF at once. If you need more shifts a week and more money I do ...