Need info on Bismarck, please! I just graduated from Boise State's ADN-RN program. :balloons: My husband's family is from ND and we are considering a move back there from Idaho. We just scouted some...
Thanks for asking. We did not move, much to my mother-in-law's dismay. We are still in Boise and I'm working on a women's health med/surg floor at a magnet hospital in the area. I am currently...
I work on a women's health med/surg floor in a metropolitan hospital. Three quarters of my patients are hysterectomies. In my experience, all the posters are 100% correct when they say "take the 6...
1)What specialty do you work in? Women's Health/Med Surg (Gyn stuff other than OB like hysterectomies and such) 2)What is a typical day like for you? Report/handoff, assess and medicate, chart/call...
I am a new R.N. and just interviewed with four units in the same hospital, three med/surg units (group interview) and one telemetry unit. I was told to "expect offers" from the med/surg managers and...
loco_lobo replied to loco_lobo's topic in Operating Room
Well, just wanted to update: I took the job with the general med/surg unit after talking a little to HR and some friends from nursing school. The med/surg unit offered me evenings and 8 hour shifts,...
loco_lobo replied to loco_lobo's topic in Operating Room
The unit I interviewed with sounds a lot like yours. When you started working tele, did you feel overwhelmed with the high acuity patients? Had you considered going med/surg? If so, what were the...
Nope...I am taking a little time for myself. I am also looking at the University of Wyoming's RN to MSN online (B.S., Social Science), but I really want to be a good, experienced nurse before I try to...
My class took the HESI a few weeks ago, just before graduation. Yeah, we had a lot of input to our faculty about their timing and implementation of the HESI! Anyway, I passed with a 983, which I...