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  1. An ED Nurse in the Making

    hannahsannah posted a topic in Emergency
    After years of what seems like endless work, I finally got my dream job! This summer I'll be starting a new RN Grad ED Residency Program. Over the course of one year, I'll receive training not only on the floor with a preceptor nurse, but also in a classroom setting and during shadows on other specialty units. I truly can't express how excited I am to finish my degree this spring and start working! I'm curious if any other ED nurses or nurses who have been through similar programs have any advice for me? I want to be as prepared as I can be when I start working. I'm well aware that this program is going to involve a lot of ups and downs and nothing can fully prepare me for the chaos of the ED except actually doing the job, but any advice would be very much appreciated!

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