Hoosier_RN MSN

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  1. Hoosier_RN

    CNN: Abortion Performed on Wrong Woman

    Definitely horrible. But this is in another country. Not sure what Korean standards are.
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    Thoughts from a brand new dialysis nurse

    The reason for not mentioning that techs draw and administer heparin: not all states allow it. Good luck in your future. I have found that nurses love or hate dialysis. No in
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    Fresenius interview

    I'm a clinic manager for Fresenius, worked as a clinic dialysis nurse prior. Interview, its the only way to know if it feels right. I love my job with Fresenius. But like any setting, management makes...
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    Dialysis Nurse Salary

    This will vary from town to town, even in the same state. Plus, any nursing experience, plus any dislysis experience. I will encourage you to apply and ask the recruiter at that
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    Could the police learn something from nurses?

    I wish I could ❤ this 1000
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    Could the police learn something from nurses?

    that was my experience in an ICU where I was a manager. A nurse lied about a situation, although I had 4 statements to the otherwise-none were being questioned by investigators, or under oath. The...
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    Could the police learn something from nurses?

    The officer who committed the murder had 17 prior complaints, filed by both citizens and other officers. That says says some officers stood up to him and stood up for the people. The upper echelon...
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    Could the police learn something from nurses?

    Sometimes they are, it depends on your work setting. Not all nurses are perfect at diffusing dangerous situations either. Personalities vary. Some entities are using dangerous chemicals that puts the...
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    School Nurse told not to follow DNR order

    WOW! If I were in the situation of worrying about other kiddos thinking I'm not doing anything, I would get assist, pronto, to get the sick kiddo out of the room/view. That's basic dignity. A family...
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    Will Protests Lead to More COVID Surges?

    I wonder if he was trying to get out of trouble, like maybe thinking that he would get sent to a hospital instead of jail? Either way, positive or negative, what a
  11. As I'm helping them in changeover, I'm directly observing. So, they may get away with shortcuts occasionally, it's not often. Age isn't a factor. I'm 57 and can run a pod, keep up nicely, if needed....
  12. They just do. We have bad days: bleeders, alarms, etc. I find myself helping on the floor some days. Most of my techs have 10+ years experience and can move like the wind I do help out during...
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    NCLEX during PANDEMIC & PVT BAD POP UP

    Best attitude to have ❤ good luck to
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    Help getting out

    You may not be able to transition to PCU at current hospital if you haven't worked the required amount of time. Check your employee handbook or talk to HR for a clearer picture. As @Sour Lemon noted,...
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    Fear-mongering in nursing school

    Not everyone has that experience. All nursing students are taught at the same level, so this is where you are. Take into consideration as well, not all CNAs operate the same. I've met some "I've been...
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    Fear-mongering in nursing school

    Are you going to pay my
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    What do you think of 12 hour shifts?

    I'm right there with
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    What are your views on switching days with people?

    I think it's required most places that I know of, to avoid issues like
  19. This is all common sense, and the murder hornets...don't get me started. I'm just beyond tired of the media and the oversensationalism of ANY news story. They create panic over every little thing,...
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    What are your views on switching days with people?

    That's why I always require the switch in writing, with all signatures, mine included. This way, there is recourse if someone doesn't show. Prior to becoming a manager, I had gotten to the point that...
  21. When I was much younger, I felt the same way. Nowadays, I can do a longer day occasionally, but not
  22. If the program is set up for the particular facility that way. Each entity purchases the software to be setup how the purchaser wishes, although most go the exception only
  23. Yes. Prior to coming to dialysis, I worked in LTC. I was run like a dog some days, and it was an excellent facility, 5-8 hour days. After a few months, I went to 3-8 hour days. Yes, less money, but my...
  24. My medical language is a dead giveaway, plus, my hubby always
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    Nursing Is No Longer Worth It

    And new grads now wondering "where are the jobs? Why can't I get hired at the hospital?" Welcome to the bad side of nursing. Before anyone flames ne on that, I believe its going to be the new