Ayeloflo

Ayeloflo

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  1. Sex Offender as a home care patient?

    "sex offender" is the term used in a legal sense. As a nurse, you look at him as a psych patient. You are not in the age range 5-13, right? You have to separate your personal condemnation from your...
  2. You know what, guys? I started Home Health as a caregiver with ventilator patients and learned a lot from the nurses and RTs way before I got into nursing school, so that' why I got very comfortable...
  3. Avoid maxim!!!. They are bad people. Search for threads on this this site about them. I hate them. Bad experience. They have a class action lawsuit against them by nurses for unpaid
  4. http://www.job.com/my.job/jobdisplay/page=jobview/pt=2/key=74330181/ http://www.miracleworkers.com/INTL/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?siteid=wmindeed&Job_DID=J3G81C6WGWXXJJPGFDS American United...
  5. Overwhelmed, is it too much work or just me?

    Sounds like you are sticking to the book a lot. It'll be impossible to get it done. Start your a little sooner. Have a list of the the run-away patients. If you have your kit with you, check their...
  6. For the paychech, go with the homehealth for now. As far as being clueless, you would be even in acute hospital, but you'd have the support of other nurses. In home health, you are on your own. The...
  7. Medical school vs Nursing School

    If you think too much you won't get there. I say, go to medical school. Being a doctore is just like any other profession. You have to learn the trade, study for your license exam. Nursing profession,...
  8. How I got my (new grad) job...

    Yay!!! Pink20059, I like the dance thing. I wonder how it's
  9. I don't know HR puts employees through a dump process of hiring. Those questions were formulated by psychologists and other so-called experts. But you in order to WIN, you have to play their game-...
  10. Top Tips

    Tips on how to get the job done, right, better faster? Let the phone be your friend. If it's a new admit, call the discharging facility about certain pieces of info about the patients. Tell them to...
  11. Visitors chasing you down the hallway....

    My good friends, society has it's own idea of what a nurse's responsibility is. You might not see the same family members the next day. We have new admits all the time. Same issues with families all...
  12. Oh I just remembered. Try www.ask.com, or www.justanswer.com, or
  13. Well, you can call a recruiter at any reputable staffing agency and ask them for advice. Some even have mock interview. See if you are manage to arrange that. Gather as many standard interview...
  14. This forum is making me reconsider nursing

    Careful, careful, careful. Many private schools will let a student with criminal history get into their program and bill the student for tuition, knowing very well that when it's time for board exam,...
  15. Yeah. Whoever is dragging you through this mess must be held responsible for lost opportunity, lost income. Speak to an attorney. You must stand up and fight! Get your facts/evidence organised and...
  16. I usually would make sure that I write somewhere on the lab requition form "NB: Donor takes Rx so and so". I also make sure that that I write it on the label of the specimen cup. Each time I tell the...
  17. Our new hire, new grad charge nurse

    Well, maybe that "new grad" is a career changer with previous leadership experience from other areas. Maybe that person used to be a paramedic. Maybe the charge nurse pay was low and the new grad took...
  18. I would say steer clear. It's similar to accepting gifts and/or giving gifts. Eventhough it's may be innocent, it might be wise to use caution. To the previous responders, I don't think it's weird of...
  19. "integrated" what? hehehe. It's set up like that so that there's a higher chance of students failing that exam. That way you have to repeat and pay more money Maybe I've had too many bad experiences...
  20. Called in to work as a new grad?

    Well as far as management is concerned, you are licensed and that's good enough. Let's not forget that you are cheaper that a seasoned agency nurse who is called in at the last minute. Thats is why...
  21. Staff nurses and their bad attitudes

    So true. I would like to add that I have worked both shifts before, and I understand CONTINUITY OF CARE. Oncoming day nurse was trying to find "fault" while I was giving her report. She did her thing...
  22. Staff nurses and their bad attitudes

    I couldn't agree more. Maintain your standards of professionalism. MAKE THAT
  23. Been an RN for 6 months..why do I still dread giving report?

    Exactly! Where I work night shift, it's a small psyche facility and we do pen and paper charting. We work under high pressure. Lab workers are taking a cut in their hours and so they close so they...
  24. Should I keep my LPN license active?

    If I could afford it, I'd keep the LVN license too. It only gives you more flexibility if you have less job opportunities in your area. For example if a new grad RN cannot find a job, that new grad...
  25. Verbal Orders - MD to RN to RN without Chart

    Do not do that! If I were you, I'd offer to help RN #1 with whatever he/she is busy doing so that he/she can carry out the order that he/she recieved verbally. I had a similar experience with med over...