rnlately

rnlately

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About rnlately

rnlately has 6 years experience and specializes in LTC, Acute Care.


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  1. Would you report possible diversion?

    Not only will I report but I have reported
  2. I swear we must work in the same
  3. WGU Sept 2014..Anyone??

    Me too.
  4. WGU Sept 2014..Anyone??

    I'm having to wait also; they haven't received my CLEP
  5. WGU Sept 2014..Anyone??

    Oh boy. Hoping that won't be the case for me. Fingers
  6. WGU Sept 2014..Anyone??

    I am aiming for Sept 1 also. The only hold up is a couple of transcripts and I hope they are received soon. Ready to start especially since it's almost impossible to do anything except bedside...
  7. DNR- Do Not Treat?

    This sound identical to what happened to me the other day. I call the rapid response, unit nurses came and attempted to make us look like idiots. I don't feel bad though. I still maintain that I/we...
  8. Life has taught me 1. To develop a thick skin and 2. That people with that type of personality (not just nurses) either have personal insecurities or have problems managing their personal lives;...
  9. I had a Cn like that; always gave me admissions back to back; treated me like an idiot when I asked questions and wouldn't help out in a bind. This was over 4 years ago; well now she has finally run...
  10. BE CAREFUL on social networks

  11. The right to refuse has so many interpretations

    Brandon, I totally get where you're coming from. I worked LTC for three yrs and have worked acute care for 4 yrs and they are 2 totally different horses when it comes to pt care. I can so relate to...
  12. ^^^^^^^^^^yes
  13. Some people are just nosey and rude. Things that shouldn't be open for discussion; especially since you didn't confide in her. I just would have asked her why she wants to know and why she thinks...
  14. Georgia has it's long list of stipulations but EC is accepted. I'm licensed in
  15. Vent: Downgrading patient from ICU status

    We get this a lot where I work. I work tele/acute and we get a lot of unit patients before they are ready. Our ratio is also 1:6 and I usually keep my fingers crossed praying nothing serious happens...