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  1. OR trauma is, like they said, Organized chaos. However, just as an orchestra, it depends on the conductor. I work with some trauma surgeons that are excellent. And I would dare say the tops in their game. In a major trauma center a big trauma is like playing in that big game every day at work.. Very gratifying and instantly too... I would say that possibly you should look into an academic setting. You will say "WHAT THE...." every day you are there....
  2. I have found that short cut programs and inexpereinced grads are USUALLY less successful. When you have 1+ years of expereince, it is just that EXPERIENCE. I recently graduated from an ACNP program. Trust me you need that experience. Also, you have to evaluate why you are deciding you dont want to work. In my program every one of the NP's all agreed that precidence should be given to experienced RN's. And New grads much less consideration. Nothing against them just you dont know anything yet about medicine, politics and protocols.

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