tachyallday

tachyallday BSN

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  1. Capstone Project Ideas - experienced nurse, but new to ED

    tachyallday posted a topic in Emergency

    Hey Everyone! I have been a nurse for almost 10 years. Over 5 spent in various adult ICUs, over 4 spent in pediatrics/PICU. I have always wanted to try working in the ED. It's been part of my nursing...

  2. Capstone Project Ideas - experienced nurse, but new to ED

    tachyallday replied to tachyallday's topic in Emergency

    Pixie.RN - that is an excellent & one of the recommended strategies for not forgetting - good job. It can happen when our lizard brains are on autopilot & our routine is broken. I used to...

  3. Capstone Project Ideas - experienced nurse, but new to ED

    tachyallday replied to tachyallday's topic in Emergency

    That's hilarious (and kind of a great idea)! I decided that don't want to annoy my new coworkers, so I have picked a community health project about a topic which I feel passionate: prevention of...

  4. Starting ICU tomorrow but Really Wanted Nursery. Should I tell my manager?

    tachyallday replied to Goldenrod's topic in General Nursing

    not.done.yet Amazing & hilarious (and at least partially accurate) metaphor for an answer! Love

  5. Anyone else go from adult med-surg to PICU?

    tachyallday replied to Caroline0322's topic in PICU, Pediatric

    This was a HUGE jump for you. Adult m/s to peds m/s to eventually PICU, or Adult ICU to PICU *would* have been easier, however, you sound like an excellent conscientious nurse. So give yourself some...

  6. Starting ICU tomorrow but Really Wanted Nursery. Should I tell my manager?

    tachyallday replied to Goldenrod's topic in General Nursing

    Agree, you will have endless opportunities after you get a few years of experience in the ICU! And you were lucky to get hired there! I started in ICU, went to PICU & Pediatrics 5 years later, and...