Basically, they must be saying that TCN is cheaper than purchasing all of the EC-recommended textbooks at full price. (Never mind that, with the advent of sites like Amazon and half.com, you'd have to...
Really no such thing as non-passing questions. Items are only assigned a level of difficulty after being pretested as unscored questions with a group of candidates. We don't know the results of said...
It's up to your state board of nursing. By clicking on the Resources tab at the upper right corner of the page and choosing Boards of Nursing, you can find a link for your state
EricJRN replied to nicolerj116's topic in Nursing Career
I moved your post out of the First Year Forum so that you get more relevant replies. More than looking good on a resume, hospital volunteer work will help you understand more about the roles within a...
Working with an educator or administrator on night shift might be a little tougher. Can you shadow a house supervisor or an APN on night shift? Try the Florida Forum for more specific
I think that you should probably remember that some patients may take it to stimulate their immune systems. They won't ask you to cite any studies about its
EricJRN replied to malenurse122879's topic in Nursing Career
You might try subbing in a local district first to gain some connections and set yourself up for potential openings. Usually you can find substitute application info on the district website's HR...
Some of the DRG models are actually more expensive than the comparable Littmann. You can get a DRG stethoscope for around $69, but the cardiology models that I've seen tend to run much higher than...
Are NJ tubes still standard practice in PICU? Over the last couple of years, our NICU has almost completely gotten away from NJ/ND tubes. It has been months since I inserted one. Just
Here's one of the difficulties I imagine with this: The general public doesn't start IV's. They're much more likely to be on the receiving end of an IV. I'd change it up to a speech where you're...
EricJRN replied to nycNurse2b's topic in Pediatric
I'm all for getting PALS early on. PALS is about learning a framework for managing unstable patients. If you don't have experience with pediatric assessment, you'll be exposed to a lot of new...
If I make a mistake with entering a rate or volume into the pump (easier to do than you might think, although I've been lucky), the patient only gets bolused with as much fluid as I've allowed into...
I think that some of them may get added on to the ENA site fairly late. For NY, for example, I notice that there are six provider courses and one instructor course listed for June alone, while there...
I'm surprised that they didn't show you around, but I'm not sure if that's a reflection on how the interview went or just a reflection on the people that you interviewed
We don't have a peds floor or a PICU at our hospital, but we generally ship kids out to a pediatric LTAC by 6-7 months. I have heard stories of the old days, when apparently there was a patient who...