Rita June Jarvis Isaac

Rita June Jarvis Isaac

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  1. The transition from student to independent practitioner in any field is stressful. A new nurse mentioned that on her first day, a more experienced nurse said, " since you passed your licensing exams,...
  2. Nurses Promoting COVID Misinformation

    I agree it is exploitation as the influence of a health professional is so real. People are so gullible, they believe it once someone with influence says
  3. Monkeypox...Another Pandemic?!

    Thanks for sharing, I am yet to know whether being infected with Monkey Pox provides a means of immunity to the disease, or can there be re-current
  4. I would say, you are about to change the world. I trust you survive
  5. Nurses Promoting COVID Misinformation

    Wow, great point. These are personal beliefs versus scientific ones and we are all entitled to them. I have encountered many who speak openly in front of clients about not taking the vaccine. I think...
  6. Lock Downs - Do you think they were necessary?

    I see your point, but we have to learn to live with this, and people will eventually become immune or as we see weaker strains, we get out and regain some normality to live, but if it happens again,...
  7. Lock Downs - Do you think they were necessary?

    I am saying it was needed, as I look at the reduced number of death that occurred in China ( hoping it is accurate) as they enforced massive lockdowns. The number of deaths in other countries that...
  8. How to Start an IV with an Ultrasound Machine: Transverse Mode

    Very awesome, and thorough step-by-step guide.
  9. New Grad Application Tips

    Hello new grad, I would encourage you to get another reference as sometimes one may be unavailable and employers may like to see another type of referee, for example, a teacher or someone you...
  10. Shift Nurses Post-Pandemic

    $6000 per week, Is that
  11. Burnt Out As A New Nurse

    That is a lot you have gone through, it is mental and physically damaging. Whenever I am in such a toxic environment, I try to exit myself as the effects may be more costly to remain in that...
  12. This is normal, everyone moves at a different pace, ICU and ER are considered specialized areas and they are even more challenging to get your first orientation. The skills and monitoring are intense...
  13. New Grad Feeling Hopeless

    Yes, this is a tough situation on both sides. Nursing is a stressful job and any pre-existing condition that affects mental health can further aggravate the stress. I have seen students who were...
  14. Attire?

    I would suggest scrubs for the clinical area or lab and business attire when in
  15. Understanding Delirium in the Hospitalized Older Adult

    Interesting topic, I have seen patients with dementia as a result of the medication taken as well as the change in environment. Someone close to me experienced Steroid-induced Psychosis. She was on...
  16. The Power of a Genuine Compliment

    Oh Yes, I have received lots of compliments, but one that stood out came from a younger nurse who seemed to have a wrong impression of me. However, after a day or two of working together, she openly...
  17. Healing Healthcare Through Healing Nurses

    Nurses are somehow seen as superheroes with no human emotions and traits, like being tired, hungry, and angry. We have to place those feeling in an out of body place, to ensure our patients are well...
  18. DNP or PhD: Which One is for Me?

    Thanks for sharing this. I switched from a DNP to a Ph.D. when I understood the difference between the two. I am in academia. The DNP was shorter and less expensive, but now I understand and observed...
  19. What does the RN-to-BSN curriculum cover?

    At my college, the BSN upgrade program was developed to assist the diploma or ADN certified nurse to reach the BSN status. The course entailed what we call core courses and a few specialized nursing...
  20. This problem is causing a real dampen on the enthusiasm of the new nurses, who are excited to start working. Is it just the process to become licensed that takes this long, and what is the wait time...