That sounds great JoPACURN! Actually my mom stayed home and raised my sister and I, so that really sounds great to me. However, after all that hard work, I do not want my degree to go to waste. I applied for a home health position last week that pays...
Hello there, I graduated from an associate's degree program May 2008. I passed the NCLEX-RN in June 2008 and I was accepted into a new grad program at a great Chicago hospital. I was set to start my orientation and work in an oncology unit when I fou...
Thank you for the kind suggestions and words of encouragement. I have thought about going back but I feel like I dissapointed them when I quit. That was actually my dream job, a 4 month orientation with choice of unit making $27/hour base pay with di...
Going through a new grad orientation is stressful enough, let alone being newly pregnant in the process. I know there are plenty of people who have gone through orientation while being pregnant and kudos to them, but this was my first pregnancy. I re...
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Congratulations nursing students! Hi, I graduated from Truman last year so I may be able to answer some of your questions. There are many good teachers at Truman, but from my experience Mrs. Romba and Mrs. Kipnis are really great. I went through the ...
Hello everyone! I am hoping that a couple of you gals/guys can help me with this assignment. I need a couple of RNs with more than 6 months/less than 4 years on the job experience to answer three basic questions regarding your role as a professional ...
I know this may sound bad but honestly I really don't know yet. I would love to work in labor and delivery, but I might do the first year in Med/Surg. I keep telling myself there is still enough time but I know I have to get the ball rolling soon.
Dolce- Thank you soo much for replying. I will include your responses as long as I have your permission. This assignment is basically supposed to help prepare us for when we graduate in May so I will definitely keep your words of wisdom in mind when ...
Hello everyone! I am hoping that a couple of you guys can help me with this assignment. I need a couple of RNs with more than 6 months/less than 4 years on the job experience to answer three basic questions regarding your role as a professional nurse...
BP cuff hurts much less than a tourniquet. Especially when you have fat arms. The even distribution of pressure from a BP cuff is much easier to handle than the pinching, painful tourniquet especially if the tourniquet rolls into a skin fold..ouch!!
BTW congratulations on getting in a LPN program. My cousin was recently accepted into a LPN program here in IL and boy is she excited. She has been a CNA for more than 10 years and after many hardships and trials she can finally become what she has a...