Just wondering if it is the same/common for all nursing homes to have alot of call ins with cna staffing, lack of support from DON, ADON, administator when trying to fill cna staffing needs, hiring...
nd deb replied to Nurse!Nurse!Hello?'s topic in Geriatric, LTC
In work in LTC in a small town in north east SD. When I work nites its just me and one cna for 35 residents. On pms it is me, a med aide and 4 but more often 3
Where I work there is 1 nurse and 1 cna for 35 residents on nites.. 1 nurse and 4 but many times 3 cnas on pms.. 1 nurse and 4 cnas but at times ends up being 3 that have lists, 1 cna that is a bath...
nd deb replied to Manang Biday's topic in Geriatric, LTC
I work as an RN in LTC in a small town in northeastern SD and make 18.50 which includes 50 cent nite diff... when I first graduated they started me at 17.00 as base
Just wondering if Rn experience working in long term care hurts a person when they try to apply for hospital, clinic or home health jobs? also experience level, how many years are employers looking at...
I gotten the impression that many employers frown on ltc experience. Worked in it for 2 1/2 yrs so far.. and I often get told that I have no experience. I often feel like ltc is hurting me my...
Can a nursing home require staff to be at the facility a shift or more before their actual shift starts when there is a snowstorm or blizzard? If so, aren't they supposely required to pay a prn wage...
From what I see there is a fine line.. The place I work at the ADON is in charge when the DON is gone on vacation.. I can't see how she is able to do initital assessments, supervise RN staff nurses....
oops.. typed in the wrong word... meant to say medicare. In the facility I work at if they are in the hospital for 3 days or more and then are admitted to the facility or come back from hospital...
Yeah, I don't know how a facility can get around having an lpn in charge of rn. In many states I know it is out of the lpn scope of practice. Is it something that the DON is able to co sign them on?...
What I am seeing is that the Pt isn't done enough and the resident's just get weaker. It just pevees me off because once their medicaid runs out then they don't get worked with at all and they...
They let staff sleep in the family room in one of the recliners or couch; activity room on the floor, on floor or pt bench in pt room; and/or you can take a resident bed that isn't occupied. I think...
I am just wondering how the nurses that work on picu deal with a death or impending death of a toddler. 2 wks ago my 2 1/2 yr old son had gotten an ear infection and then 2 days later he had gotten...
My son loved to be outside. They had told us that they thought he was gonna be blind because of the hemorrhaging of his retinal vessels. Then we were told that the chemo meds were gonna make him...
It doesn't sound like leukemia. Lets hope it isn't. My 2 yr son had acute myelogenous leukemia and I know with that one and the acute lymphcytic form that the wbc is usuallly abnormally high....
The tests test your critcal thinking skills. I am in 2nd semester and I found the tests got harder. I have heard they get harder with each semester. The reason so is because the development of your...
oops, no, I should have mentioned that I am not pregnant. I was just wondering how one has done it and not miss class and end up dropped out of the program. When I started my first semester there...
I looked at the website of the photos. It was so sad but some of them were really beautiful photos. There is one one there with the mom and baby skin to skin and with the mom, dad and baby skin to...
It was an awful experience. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. He died of clots and hemorraging, swelling in the brain. The neurologist told us that there was nothing they could do to help that. They...