Well I almost have 2 years under my belt now as an NP. I worked ER as a nurse for many years and have stayed in ER as an NP. It is an excellent fit for me. The ER I worked for didn't use NPs or PAs. I...
ER nurses week starts October 8 (I think) this year. I am a NP in the ER. I will be buying lunch for both shifts one day that week and encouraging others to do the same. I hope we can feed the staff...
I don't know that I have anything to add, except to add my thoughts that starvation seems unnecessary for weight loss. It also seems incredibly extreme and non-sustainable. I have been overweight most...
I always let in parents if they are able to follow instructions. I would love to let them all in but if they can't follow my instructions they are more of an obstacle to giving their child care....
Ok, and as much as I would like to I cannot sort through all the responses right now but (as a female) I was just wondering what is wrong with being a "nice guy". Is there some perception that all the...
I have never had issues personally, but was working where the charge nurse was arrested while on shift for taking narcotics (signing extra out of machine and not wasting). He had evidently been under...
There are days at work where I think I have reached new levels of invisibility. I must admit there are days when I think wistfully about the pre-NP days. Days where I was reguarded as an authority on...
I am always glad when someone speaks up. I am afraid I don't have a whole lot of faith in the marketers of the world. But maybe something good will come of
What's funny?? I HAVE made such a suggestion already!! I hope no one thinks I am lying awake at night about anything in my OP. The doc that wants to claim ownership of "his NPs" only works...
Ok, based on that information it doesn't sound like anyone was incorrect. HSP does present in the way you described. Quoting from AFP website, "HSP is caused when a person's immune system doesn't...
There are certainly a lot of letters floating around these days. When I was in school one of my preceptors told me the appropriate way to sign my name after graduation and passing the cert exam was...
Funny!! But on the other side of the coin sometimes you have to apply a little judgment to the situation. I wasn't a new grad or even new to the ER but just for for instance........ 29y/o male came...
Where I live and work there are no such letters. I have never seen anyone present with any such letter. I have seen the pain management contract in which the patient promises not to seek pain relief...
I am a nurse, but I dream of.... Being Erin Brochovichish.... taking on the big guy for the little guy.... Sheltering dogs of all sorts.... Winning the Tour de France.... Singing in front of screaming...
I would think the most used foreign language in your area would be sufficient. It is not required to be fluent, but a few well learned words can go a long way. Many countries require their school...
The first time she might have got out of there with an "Oh my!" But peeing while having a conversation with me would have prompted me to jump out of the way and loudly proclaim "I can't believe you...