Anyone have an opinion on the Humbolt Park neighborhood? Am applying to Rush's NP program and then who knows which hopsital to work p/t, but I know I won't be able to afford the Lakeview
cookielady,rn replied to SICU Queen's topic in MICU, SICU
I applaud you for lasting 14 years. Not quite 2 years into it I am feeling what you do. Congratulations on the new position! I hope you will be happy and have a well deserved
cookielady,rn replied to Scrubz's topic in MICU, SICU
some docs will use versed for patients who aren't coming off the vent any time soon. Vitamin D is your best friend in the ICU though. It takes a massive amount of it to max out on dosage as well....
some docs will use versed for patients who aren't coming off the vent any time soon. Vitamin D is your best friend in the ICU though. It takes a massive amount of it to max out on dosage as well....
cookielady,rn replied to 2curlygirls's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I work in a small (10 beds) community hospital icu and we're just getting committees started, many don't even meet. The CEO is very nurse unfriendly so magnet isn't gonna happen. Lots of people are...
Do you think it's easier to get a job in derm as a pa rather than an NP? Also, do you think it matters that one has an FNP versus say an ANP to work in private
cookielady,rn replied to MidwestRN34's topic in Illinois Nursing
I was wondering what sort of qualifications were common amongst those of you who were in the interview. I am looking into the Acute Care NP, have a bachelors with a 3.43 gpa, some ICU experience,...
Depends where in Texas you end up if you scrape your windshield. Lots of tornadoes and heavy rain with flooding. Cost of living is nice there though. Went to school in Austin and San Antonio. I...
I had a position in a private practice and came from out of state for it. Housing is VERY difficult to find if you can't afford 1500/month or want to live in a nice place. I had rented a room in a...
Could anyone tell us the average starting salary? It's at least a gauge. Looks like apartments are around $750/1 bdrm, so if the pay is under $20 I don't know how anyone makes it on their
Does anyone feel their hospital/floor supports them clinically or do your coworkers leave you to fend for yourself when things go bad? If so/not where are you? ETA sorry bout the typo in the
cookielady,rn replied to kimmykng's topic in Arizona Nursing
physicians caring for a patient who'd been in the our icu for over 2 months wouldn't let him go to kindred and held him til they could get on access so he could go to
they do take new grads into the ED. If ED is your thing I would recommend either campus, the Osborn would have more traumas since they're a trauma 1. I've met two new grads in the Shea ED and they...
I'm curious. If you find your own housing and take the stipend or whatever it's referred to, do you have to keep receipts from a landlord? Can utilities be included, would anyone know?
mean price for housing in Tucson isn't much better. Tucson has a lot of outdoor recreation opportunities as does Phoenix. If you're young and like night life, there are a lot of college bars around...
I haven't seen any hospitals in Phoenix that offer a differential for a BSN. Starting pay is an average 24, give or take about .50. Differentials of 15% usually for nights, 6.5 for hours from 11-7...