Not if she's employed by him. My GI specialist's group owns their own free standing facility. The nurses there are hired by the doctors and employed by them. I know, because I asked about getting a...
In our hospital, alot of auxillary personnel were wearing scrubs. The housekeepers all had the same patterned top, but it was a scrub top. A year or so ago, they changed the uniforms. Female...
This reminds me of a little girl we had that had an allergic reaction while in the hospital. We weren't sure what it was to, but she was getting worse with each benadry dose. Turned out it was red...
Exactly, there are times when getting paid X amount of dollars to "wipe butt" is a much better deal than to deal with a doctor, family or make a decision on how to deal with a situation for that same...
I always try to put my patients needs first. I will admit that there are times though, when to a patients family it may look like I'm sitting at the desk doing "nothing", but I may be looking at...
Research supports better outcomes for patients with more RN's at the bedside. It amazes me they had to do a study to realize this. What scares me is that my hospital seems decades behind, they are...
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We get dopamine drips on my combined PEDS/Medsurg floor, but only at a renal rate which I believe is 2-4 mcg/kg. I was pulled to another floor last night and had one infiltrate. I hope I NEVER have...
I can't stand working with people like that. There is no "I" in team. Anyway, in PA an LPN can take an order for anything that is in her scope of practice. The hospital where I work hasn't changed...
I'm looking. It's something I've always wanted to do, and since I'm thinking of leaving the hospital at the begining of June when my contract is up, it may be a good time for me to do it. I am...
I work on a "pediatric" unit. We also take general med/surg paitents when our pediatric census is low, which is most of the time. I can only remember a couple of times that we had all pediatric...