I would agree with other posters that this type of hierarchy reigns within hospital walls as well as outside. I began as a new grad RN on a med-surge floor. I now work in one of the ICU’s in my...
ellisjl replied to RandomNurse2b1's topic in General Nursing
Being a nurse is just that, being a nurse. A description of my crew on the medsurg floor I work on: charge nurse - heavy set early 50's male with large tattoos on forearms, a goatee, shaven bald head,...
I second what OldDude said! As nurses, it is easy for us to give and give without expecting things. It means a LOT to us when patients do things like what you described, wheels. I would be so excited...
As a brand new baby nurse, I'm still in my preceptorship on a medsurge floor. My first few days, I was absolutely terrified I would be expected to know how to do anything and everything when I knew...
I recently graduated, so I'm not exactly on the level of one of the super hero nurses out there kicking butt and taking names like the ones I admire. I'm lucky to get my kicked butt in gear and...
I only use secondary tubing when using a separate bag of fluids as a driver. The pharmacy at the hospital I work for supplies our ABX with diluent either pre-mixed or ready-to-mix so there's no need...
I only use secondary tubing when using a separate bag of fluids as a driver. The pharmacy at the hospital I work for supplies our ABX with diluent either pre-mixed or ready-to-mix so there's no need...
ellisjl replied to Guest878640's topic in Nursing Career
I got full time as my first position as an RN during the first interview I had before taking the NCLEX. Though, this isn't uncommon in my location. Education level, experience, and all that are always...
I work in a different environment from you; two CNAs split patients on a 26 bed floor. They do HARD work, and I honestly don't see how they do it as well as they do with so few complaints. As as far...
@crush I want to second this opinion! I'm a (very) new nurse. While I'm enjoying my gig on a med surge floor, I would not classify myself as feeling "comfortable" in any way. There are three different...
I completely agree with this. It was YOUR patient that you used YOUR nursing experience and skills to provide care to based on what YOU believed to be the ethical and patient-centered. I think you...
I know this was posted near to a year ago, but just in case anyone else was curious: I bought kurus when I entered nursing school and they held up and stayed comfortable until this day. I'll be buying...