TeachEmNursing replied to AnnieOaklyRN's topic in NICU, Neonatal
It's hard to get into NICU as an non-pediatric experienced nurse these days. If I were you I would do like someone said above and look into a fellowship or maybe shadow for a period of time if you...
TeachEmNursing replied to maxx12's topic in NICU, Neonatal
Where I worked we used to do a little card for the parents with the foot prints or and whatever the volunteers made for the babies...usually a special knitted hat or a cute little t-shirt. Sometimes...
Sounds like my experience except i stayed for 2 years. I tried to help the students as much as possible (without doing the work for them). I only taught foundations clinical and subbed for a couple of...
TeachEmNursing replied to 2curlygirls's topic in NICU, Neonatal
It's funny how little boys hands always seem to find their way to their crotch. I noticed it really doesn't change as they get older. I'm always tickled when you take the feeder/growers (like the...
good for you scribblerrn i've had students that have gone through rough times. and i'm glad they felt at ease enough to share that with me. i encourage them the best i can and help them the best i...
I didn't even see this thread..lol. I am an RN who started as an LPN about 13 years ago. I completed my MSN in 2004. Currently I am an LPN clinical instructor (fundamentals). I've only been teaching...
TeachEmNursing replied to jetskibabe68's topic in NICU, Neonatal
The Core review for neonatal intensive care and the Fetal & Neonatal secrets are MUSTS. I've had these books for years and they still come in handy. I have my own neofax but all the nicu's I've...
TeachEmNursing replied to ashley_michelle's topic in NICU, Neonatal
as long as a new nurse gets the training & supervision needed, there is no reason a new grad can't work in the nicu. i worked ltc for a couple of years before going to nicu and even though i had...
TeachEmNursing replied to nicumom's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I see a lot of the new grads have better chances getting into a teaching hospital than a smaller, more private hospital. Also working in a pediatrics, post partum or regular nursery can be a bridge....