MBON can take weeks to months to process a license. I live in norteastern Maryland and work in Penna, partly because the pay is letter but also took forever to get a license by
We had a guy c/o pain and blood from his ears. Tried to clean them with a long very sharp skewer. An other guy was doing construction work and didn't like his pant legs flopping around his work...
bill4745 replied to UtErRnEmt's topic in Emergency
We don't provide 1:1 care for something minor but we do put them in a room quickly, usually through a different door so the other pts don't know where they are
Probably a dumb question - is there a country where an English speaking US (PA) licensed RN can move to, work and live in, preferably with a moderate or warmer climate, with out major hassle? No,...
After 12 years of ICU, I made the move. It took several months before I felt competent, and two years until I felt good enough to consider myself a 'real' ER nurse, and able to orient new staff. It...
I had ten years of ICU, worked in a non-medical field for eight, and had no problem finding a hospital to team me with a preceptor for six weks while I became comfortable with my
bill4745 replied to BecomeNurse06's topic in General Nursing
In some hospitals OT starts after 80hrs in 2 weeks; in ours it's anything pver 40 in 1 week; I do 3 12s and get paid for 36. The first 4 hours of an extra shift is regular
1. There aren't enough BSNs to staff hospitals now. 2. The need for all nurses is only going to get worse, as old guys like me start to deteriorate in a few years. 3. The colleges will probably not be...
I know nothing about LGH, but I worked in the ICU at Brandywine 4 years ago and left with no notice at the end of my 5th week. The main reason was a severe shortage of staff and a shortage of staff...
I used to own a small business and it got to the point that I would call the local state police and have an officer there anytime I fired someone. Several got violent so it became a
bill4745 replied to soldiersgirl's topic in Emergency
The ER can go from fairly quiet (don't EVER say the word quiet in the ER!!!) to total chaos in 2 minutes. I made the move 4 years ago after 10 of ICU. I wish I had done it sooner. The ER is never...
10 years in ICU, left for 8 years (own business), applied to 3 hospitals, 3 immediate job offers, all with several weeks of orienting with a preceptor. You will have no trouble returning to