I love it too! well I work @ a hospital but all the patients we have are 99% chronic (w/ a dash of pretty stable medicine inpatients). HUGE difference from working @ an acute
Hi guys,
Currently love where I work b/c of how close it is from my house & the hours are really good. However, the OR has always been my dream, which I’m still planning to pursue down the...
Ah yes. When I was doing the course & talking to people who were already working there, some people have said they don't really like it because they miss the action from having more acute pts and...
The way they do the “on the job training” at the hospital where I live is getting us to do the periop 101 course online modules! And a few classes in person. Then being buddied with an OR nurse....
Someone also told me the same thing! That it would give me a competitive edge and that it’s worth it to take the separate periop program w/ my own money. And! Because of “on call money” the...
I highly recommend trying to get in touch w/ that unit’s manager and/or educator and request a shadow shift. That’s what I did when I was curious about dialysis & wanted to know about their...
When I first graduated out of nursing school, I loved it! ... For a short while. I worked at one of the biggest hospitals in the city so I saw a lot of cool things & there were many learning...
Thanks for the response!
Do you find that the 10 week program is enough time for a nurse with no OR experience to feel competent enough to work on her own in the OR? I was actually looking into...
The people you work with really does make a difference in your day!! I was lucky enough to have colleagues that are very supportive & helpful ? All the nurses, health care aides, housekeeping, and...
Sorry to hear you aren't enjoying the job any more ? The people you work with definitely makes or breaks the experience & I feel like if you had more supportive colleagues you'd really enjoy...