fsudmbRN replied to fsudmbRN's topic in Home Health
I honestly have a rather large car stock. It fills a large tote and maybe half another one. It has everything from cath supplies, a few IV things, basic wound care supplies, even some wound vac...
fsudmbRN replied to aprilj90's topic in Home Health
I am a case manager for home health. I have an area that I "manage" and make sure that the patient has everything they need. The majority of the RN's who work in my agency are all case managers and...
fsudmbRN replied to DallasRN's topic in Home Health
My agency won't allow me to refuse a visit, so I wear a mask in those homes. In addition, I ask that they not smoke while I am in the home. If they refuse, I tell them that I am sorry, but I have to...
fsudmbRN replied to BrianLee73's topic in Home Health
Sometimes they will say anything to get some people to leave. I have heard a patient speaking on the phone and tell a patient literally that. That we would be out every four hours for an...
fsudmbRN replied to mukluk2's topic in Home Health
I am PPV and we have the same basic rubric as Kaisu.... SOC- 2 units, ROCs, recert, and DC's are 1.5, routine visits are 1. Any visit over 90 minutes are 1.5. We dont get units for miles though... we...
I am a field case manager, also. I basically do all needed OASIS visits and supervision visits. Depending on the area patient load, I do a bunch of routine visits, also. My patient load is between...
fsudmbRN replied to Floater In FL's topic in Home Health
Nope.... if physician only orders PT, they are the ones who do the OASIS. PT and ST can be considered stand alone disciplines and can do their own OASIS. OT can
fsudmbRN replied to Floater In FL's topic in Home Health
I am a case manager in home health. I can assure you that it is NOT a requirement. We have several patients who are PT only. BUT, PT's do not perform staple removal, draw labs, etc. They can monitor...
fsudmbRN replied to Snowchild's topic in Home Health
This is the biggest reason I dont have a company car! Yes, the wear, tear and mileage on my personal car sucks.... but it prevents stuff like this from
fsudmbRN replied to CapeCodMermaid's topic in Geriatric, LTC
The only type environment that I have NOT worn a uniform in is as a psych RN. We wore street clothes and were encouraged NOT to wear scrubs. It honestly did effect how the patients reacted with us....
My Florida pre-reqs were close to two years at the school I went to. Things like A&PI, A&P2, Microbiology... those couldn't be taken together.... so you ended up in school taking pre-reqs for...
I only have an ADN. I have been working for 10 years. I have had every type of nursing job out there... minus a DON, but I have never even THOUGHT about pursuing that one!!! I have never been without...
Any RN... especially one working a night shift... is in a supervisor/charge capacity. ESPCIALLY NIGHT! I have worked in long term care for over 7 of my 10 years of nursing. I worked as house...
I am a brand new staff developer at a LTC/SNF. I have worked in LTC/SNF for the majority of my 10 years of nursing, with a small break in home health and inpatient psych. There hasn't been a "true"...
fsudmbRN replied to hello_nurse_mel's topic in Nursing Humor
A nurse I worked with many moons ago wrote in the chart what the resident wrote. This was over 10 years ago. I am now a staff developer and when teaching charting techniques, I STILL use her actual...
I worked in ortho for many years. I have been an ortho patient. I had literally been called into a patients room 15 times in about 30-45 minutes (as soon as I walked out, he was calling again). Some...
My resume has always been posted to Indeed. I occasionally will purposefully send it, but I also get the random emails that they saw my resume. They could see it, but I don't think many of them think...
If you leave with good notice, it shouldn't hurt you at all. If you can tough it out and stay, it could help you though! I know that at a hospital I worked at filled their nursing staff with new grads...