HiddencatBSN

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  1. Eh, not sure I agree with that. I don’t think someone’s vote should count more because they live in a less populous state. Adding in the imbalance of senator representation to state population,...
  2. The Electoral College increased the slave—holding states’ weight in the election significantly because the roughly equal-population north and south had different suffrage rates because about a...
  3. We ARE lucky to have jobs. I think you should consider the labor that went in to every “non-essential” item you have in your life that you enjoy today and imagine what you would do instead if...
  4. Because the founding fathers didn’t want regular people to have too much say in the government. It’s a process that is not beyond
  5. I think opening up the economy is just going to hurt workers more in a different way. The thing that is frustrating to me is that we have the resources to have made the stay at home orders...
  6. Best positions for nurse with anxiety/ ADHD

    ADHD meds show up on a drug screen- I got a call and just had to give them my RX number and pharmacy for them to verify that I have an active RX for them. The testing company handled this, my employer...
  7. Suspension of clinicals d/t COVID-19

    That’s why I said “once they’re allowed back in to
  8. Suspension of clinicals d/t COVID-19

    My school’s clinicals have been suspended....and they are asking us to teach virtual simulation and case studies to replace the clinical. I think this is a huge disservice and am thinking of bowing...
  9. I’m really excited to be teaching my first clinical this fall in my specialty. I love precepting and having students with me, being a CI has been a goal of mine for a while, and this opportunity...
  10. I try to do intermittent fasting on nights I work. Water, tea/coffee, dinner before I come in and breakfast in the morning. Aside from the benefits of intermittent fasting I think not eating at a time...
  11. The jobs with a shorter commute paid significantly less than the ones I commuted for, and we’d just bought a home and had small kids who were established with school and services in the community....
  12. A single case study against how many millions of vaccinations compared to how many people died that year from H1N1.....and the exceedingly rare reaction is the bigger risk to
  13. I’ve been getting my flu shot since before I became a nurse and having the flu shot clinics at work makes it easier for me to get them every year. I’ve never had the flu and the only time I’ve...
  14. RN in Medical School -Should I keep this to myself?

    Every MD I’ve ever worked with who was a nurse first has been amazing. I think about how frustrating it can be to manage interns in those first months and how much easier that would be with ones who...
  15. Justifying the cost of an Ivy League Nursing Education

    That’s fair, and I mentioned that in my first reply here. I wanted to address the notion that considering the cost of education is holding back individuals and the profession as a whole. Financial...
  16. Justifying the cost of an Ivy League Nursing Education

    I did, did you read what I
  17. Justifying the cost of an Ivy League Nursing Education

    There’s a national student loan debt crisis right now. And while nursing employment outlook is very different than other fields, weighing the cost of education against the benefits is absolutely...
  18. Justifying the cost of an Ivy League Nursing Education

    In general I wouldn’t recommend it unless financial aid (grants and scholarships, not loans) makes it comparable to a public school. I think there are some situations where it might make sense (many...
  19. “Females”?! Goodness that’s phrasing with a lot of sexism behind
  20. I worked at a hospital once where the night shift diff was $0.50 an hour. Their pay rate was in general very low for the area. The only way they could keep night shift staffed like that was to only...
  21. Union-yes or no

    Yes, you have, but you’ve never worked as a nurse so you don’t know what the conditions we face look like. That’s not condescension- that’s pointing out that you speak from position lacking in...
  22. Secondary PTSD spread the word PLEASE!!!

    My husband was a paramedic for 12 years and recently left the field because of PTSD. It’s a very real risk and being told by management and industry experts to avoid it by doing more “self care”...
  23. Syracuse, NY. $31.85 base rate for 6 years FT experience and a BSN. 20% weekday off shift and 30% weekend off shift differential. This is a unionized hospital. The cost of living here is lower than...
  24. Union-yes or no

    Actually, multiple posters have pointed out that your lack of nursing experience means you are speaking from a place of ignorance when you claim that individual nurses are able to successfully...
  25. Rejected by Patient

    Yes and it's always been a relief