joeys

remember to ask for more then the first offer. I have always found that if you don't ask, you don't get!

i hear you loud and clear on that paphgrl, always help when you can. You never know what is coming in the door next and you may need a return favor.

The majority of new grads going in ER from my experience do not do well, unless the nurses they are working with encourage them and help them to learn the skills needed to survive. Some of the more experienced nurses take new grads under their wing and create some of the best with them.

I believe new grads where I work are $18 to start.

I agree, always ask or look it up if you are unsure. When I started in ER after school, I used a pda w/ drug book and such. That was very helpful when everyone was to busy to stop and show me what I needed.