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  1. How can I survive in L&D?

    You are doing just fine! There was no way you could have know a G1 P0 would deliver that quickly in those circumstances. only God knows, not us (doctors and nurses alike) when babies will be born,...
  2. New Grad looking for perinatal internship

    In your last semester in Nursing school did you do a seionr preceptorship in L&D or Mother/Baby? If so start with talking with the hospital you were at. I got an L&D training position right...
  3. Advice for getting back to my career,...

    I understand where you are coming from as I am in a similar situation. I have been a nurse for 7 years. The first two years in the hospital as an OB nurse and the last 5 as a case...
  4. At the first hospital I worked at there was no weekend diff (non-union facility) at the new hospital (union facility) I will be starting at there is a weekend diff and you would get both night shift...
  5. med surg to ob please

    I say just go for it. I went in to L&D straight out of nursing school. It's not necessary to have med-surg under your belt first. It helps but is not
  6. med surg to ob please

    I don't think it's less stressful, just a different kind of stress. L&D is more intense than mother baby but I think that because with L&D you can't physically see your 2nd pt (the baby) and...
  7. Interview process at Lucile Packard

    Yes. Lucile Packard is the Children's Hospital on the Stanford Campus. I was under the impression that they are both affiliated but
  8. Best Place To Transiton Back to In Nursing

    I feel your pain. I am in the same boat as you. I worked for 2 years in L&D and PP after graduation and left to work as an RN in case managment/ utilization review with an OB focus (for health...
  9. good afternoon! i recently applied for an antepartum/post-partum position at lpch. i was called by one of the assistant managers to interview and subsequently interviewed with them and another manager...
  10. pregnant nurse at a loss-help!

    Please remember though if you accept a new position you may not qualify for FMLA. Most employers require you to work a year full-time in order to be eligible for FMLA leave. You also have to work for...
  11. Paper: reproductive issues

    What about the number of embryos a reprductive endocrinologist can transfer for IVF and FET( frozen embryo transfer)
  12. Preferred Nursing Shoe?

    Have you tried Dansko clogs? They make a clog with a closed back. These are the only shoes I could wear when I worked on the floor as my legs would not ache at the end of the shift when I wore these...