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,...
momababyrn replied to nursepeggysue's topic in Ob/Gyn
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...
momababyrn replied to momthenRN's topic in Nursing 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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...