TXRN1012

TXRN1012 has 17 years experience and specializes in Home Health & Hospice.

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1. What do you do with scrubs/shoes when leaving work?

   TXRN1012 replied to TXRN1012's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Thanks everyone for your input. It’s so important to stay safe and keep our family safe, with this virus running rampant. It’s good to establish a routine. I have mostly worked in home health,...

2. What do you do with scrubs/shoes when leaving work?

   TXRN1012 replied to TXRN1012's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Awesome- thanks! I looked for similar information before posting so I wasn’t duplicating questions, but apparently I overlooked this. Thanks for

3. What do you do with scrubs/shoes when leaving work?

   TXRN1012 posted a topic in Disaster Preparation

   Do you carry a change of clothes and double-bag your clothes and shoes - and maybe leave shoes in trunk but take scrubs inside home (while still bagged) to be washed? Do you change in your garage?...

4. Refusing Care of a COVID-19 Patient Due to Inappropriate PPE

   TXRN1012 replied to BiscuitStripes's topic in Disaster Preparation

   What about invoking safe harbor? This is part of what it says in Texas at least: The Texas Board of Nursing (BON or Board) has safe harbor nursing peer review forms available to make the process...

5. Please help.

   TXRN1012 replied to HippieGypsyGirl's topic in Nurses Recovery

   That’s so great to hear! I know you can do it, and I know what it’s like to live with chronic pain. Take care of yourself. You’ve got this!

6. Please help.

   TXRN1012 replied to HippieGypsyGirl's topic in Nurses Recovery

   Hoosier-RN That’s a great suggestion, but wouldn’t she be drug-tested prior to

7. Please help.

   TXRN1012 replied to HippieGypsyGirl's topic in Nurses Recovery

   I applaud you for taking that first step to get off the drugs - and realizing that it is a problem. Your health and well-being are #1. So please take care of YOU. ❤️ Now comes my opinion, which...

8. Setting the Precedent: Nurses Fired for Being Sick

   TXRN1012 replied to Brenda F. Johnson's topic in General Nursing

   The best action we can take is to VOTE! Most states have done away with unions and have created “right to work” laws, which means that an employer can fire an employee “at will” - without...