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  1. SCARED-stopping meds that make me a good RN

    Here in California, anytime one of my coworkers are pregnant, they immediately file for protected Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Intermittent FMLA covers them for "sick days". You could talk to...
  2. Could Be Fired for IV skills.

    You can purchase a little hand held machine ~ a "vein finder". Very useful, and your success rate will go up tremendously
  3. Floating non-ICU RN's to ICU!!?

    The only instance I can see where it would be acceptable to float an RN to another floor is if the RN were going to be taking patients that the RN has demonstrated competency to care for. In a court...
  4. Clinical Nurse Leader

    I am currently enrolled in an RN to MSN/CNL program. It seems like there are many threads (which are closed topics now) that have been started about direct entry CNL programs. I am looking to...
  5. Clinical Nurse Leader

    Just an update - Texas Health will be hiring 120 CNL’s for their hospital system. Each CNL will have a group of 12 to 15 patients as their cohort
  6. nursing researc paper

    Dishonesty seems to run in the family. I hope you get a dose of your own medicine soon, so that you can see WHY it is wrong to cheat ESPECIALLY when you are accountable to a vulnerable patient who...
  7. Support Kaci Hickox

    I support K.H. in her attempt to spread reason, not
  8. One major factor that often gets overlooked when weighing the cost of attending a $20,000 dollar program versus a long, circuitous route to the same end is income. Should you become an LPN and then...
  9. Reputation of NPs

    "Anyone" most definitely 'can' graduate from an NP school to be an NP ~ if they have the grades and persistence. Just like anyone 'can' graduate to be a physician, or a pharmacist, or an RN. That is...
  10. ADN with a BA

    Where I live in California, if you don't have a BSN or higher, you're probably not even going to have your 1-out-of-800-applications-for-the-same-position get through screening in HR. This trend is...
  11. Are handguns allowed at work?

    Where choices and laws intersect, the introduction of a stimulant to action will have consequences. Some people are more willing to suffer those consequences than others. For me, personally, I...
  12. Clinical Nurse Leader

    Texas Health system just announced that they are in the process of hiring 120 Clinical Nurse Leaders. .......Its
  13. Endoscopic procedures at my facility are consented for procedural sedation. Propofol is for deep sedation/someone already vented. To answer your question, our max administration is never more than 75...
  14. Mantra?... Whats yours??...

    That's my point. Thank
  15. Therapeutic Oils in hospital

    There are studies that support peppermint oil encourages
  16. Most drips at once

    13 gtts. Plus riders Propofol Versed Fentanyl Rocuronium Phenylephrine Levophed Nexium TPN Vasopressin Na HCO3 Regular Insulin Amiodarone NS with 20 K PRBC's with Platelets and FFP Numerous,...
  17. Does it make a difference that this doctor just returned from months of treating patient after patient after patient with Ebola, and has first hand knowledge of how the disease progresses? On the...
  18. My facility has a policy that states Propofol used for any procedural sedation must be consented for deep
  19. Mantra?... Whats yours??...

    You don't know me, and you imply a lot of assumption extrapolated from six
  20. EBOLA- Is this a game changer?

    Ebola patients are Not going to be on a general medical floor. They're going to be in an ICU. They also Have to be 1:1 - 2:1 by the very nature of their disease progression. However, just to...
  21. In California, you can skip BSN and get your PHN in an MSN program that offers Community Health/Public Health Nurse clinical hours. The MSN program does not have to be in Public Health. There are no...
  22. Samuel Merritt most definitely will take a non nursing baccalaureate degree for their CRNA program. "RNs with baccalaureate degrees in other fields will be evaluated individually and additional...
  23. Nurses are Not Doctors

    The proverbial "cow" that the AMA is having over the possibility that it won't be a big deal for a non-physician doctorate to refer to oneself as "Doctor" is pretty much keeping that from being...
  24. Esme Needs Your Prayers and Well Wishes

    I hope you enjoy the best treatment there
  25. The presence of credentials on my badge does not diminish your competence in the least. "Getting real" here: I took a real exam to get my LPN. I then took a real exam to get my RN. I also took a...