Thanks for the great suggestions; I'm keeping track here. I looked on Amazon and the internal medicine book I was thinking about is by Harrison. One reviewer said it's not the best first line book...
I suggest you find a speech therapist who specializes in stuttering. Maybe there is a school of speech therapy nearby you with a clinic that takes clients on a sliding scale. You CAN learn to...
I push the fentanyl into the IV line with the IVF at the usual drip rate. It goes in slowly enough, IMHO. If the pt has a saline lock, I mix it with sterile NS and slow push then flush. The usual...
This sounds like a bad agency and bad recruiter with a bad contract. I'd learn a lesson and not work with them again, nor sign a 48 hour a week contract knowing your limitations (heck i could never...
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You only have a legal obligation once you sign an actual contract. The hospital is only legally obligated to you once you sign a contract they have offered you through your
This isn't from personal experience, just hearsay. When I was in CT I heard actual nurses I worked with say, and having observed students, that given how expensive Quinnipiniac's tuition is, you...
To the OP, is it possible employers don't want to hire someone who challenged the LVN boards and passed, that they might prefer someone who went to LVN school? I'm genuinely wondering. I never heard...
Call the schools themselves directly and talk to them. Call the admissions offices of the schools in your area and speak to the admissions counselors, get catalogs and applications, all that stuff....
I was in a similiar situation. The union rep negotiated me "quitting" instead of me being fired. Very bad racial situation at that place, too. The hospital unit was so toxic I quit the specialty at...
Seems like the problem ultimately is with management above her who hired her for the job. They should have known about her character/behavior before promoting her, yet they promoted her anyway ......
Yup, these experiences while young change you in weird ways. This is what got my interest up in health care. I wanted to be an orthopedic surgeon for quite some time. That, and I never had...
You don't have to know things like bili levels and WBC shifts or whatever to do PP nursing. Trust me on this. You will not be a NICU or nursery nurse, nor a Peds NP. You just have to know how to do...
What are you afraid of? Just do it. PP isn't that hard, believe me. Tell them you will need an orientation. You can ask questions of the staff if you are floated. Gyne isn't hard, either. But...
Just don't list the job at all on your resume. Your recruiter/agency need to be involved in any dispute as serious as this. They might actually defend you and find you other work, if this facility...
This website has ... CELEBRITY SCRUBS. Yes, you read that right. Scrubs connected with a designer with those awful TV "medical" shows that put nurses in such a bad light. I guess it was a matter...
In my polyester white nurse dress, with Kay's nurse's cap, white fishnets, blue navy wool nurse's cape with red satin lining (an oldie from ebay) ... well you get the
Look for agencies which have the most contracts in CA. These will be the larger national chains or those regional to CA or the southwest. The more CA-based ones I'm signed with are Access Nurses, On...
I'm glad that my program (Frontier) does not require a thesis. Instead we are putting together an entire proposal for a birth center, from a written synopsis of nurse-midwifery and birth centers in...
This is not a rule where I work, but I have heard of dumb L&D managers wanting to start one of those idiotic "time outs" for lady partsl births. PLEASE. Time outs have become a complete farce and...
Do you live in the Dallas area? Parkland has a CNM program. Look at the ACNM website under educational programs; it has a listing of CNM programs in the U.S. Frontier is an option, too. There must...