My personal favorites: https://allnurses.com/nurse-colleague-patient/the-mockery-of-674000.html https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-student/why-are-the-1004415.html...
PACU is not a place for new grads- you would benefit from critical care experience and most job postings will outright require it. OR will accept new grads in many places. OR nursing is such a foreign...
Rose_Queen replied to Peachynurse26's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
Stop posting on social media because it can be discovered, especially if your username is related to your real name. People online are nowhere near as anonymous as they think. Then, you need to have...
There is some disagreement currently between AORN and Joint Commission. AORN recommends keeping the hat on to prevent shedding of hair onto the scrubs (Joint Commission hasn't caught up with that yet...
So are you the patient in this scenario? If so, this is not where you need to be addressing your concerns. You need to address your concerns with the facility. You clearly misunderstand the purpose...
Rose_Queen replied to zarkasik's topic in Operating Room
Depends on where the surgery is. Working in cardiac surgery where there is very little of the body not prepped (basically, head, arms, and back), I have always used upper back and
Rose_Queen replied to CardiacDork's topic in Operating Room
NP is a separate designation from RNFA. You can be one, the other, or both. I work with an RN who at one time was a surgical technologist, went to school to become an RN, worked in the OR getting the...
You will need at least an in person skills demonstration. Anything 100% online likely won't be accepted by an employer. Some won't even accept anything other than AHA certification- we had an employee...
There is no state that mandates what color scrubs an RN wears. There are several employers that do. Yes, navy is a popular color, but it is not the only color worn by RNs in various facilities. As...
Rose_Queen replied to oceangirl1234's topic in General Nursing
Back in the day, it was thought that all patients needed bedrest after surgery. Is this fellow nurse perhaps from back in those days? They didn't realize how that could contribute to pneumonia and...
Rose_Queen replied to froggynursej's topic in General Nursing
It may simply be that you are going to have to branch out. It could be a job market where you aren't one of the better qualified candidates (2 years may only be a drop in the bucket compared to other...