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rngal74

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  1. Thanks so much for your input.Yes,I am intimidated also thinking about making the change,but I feel as though I've done all I can at the subacute setting. It helps knowing other nurses feel the same way,but I am glad you are doing so well and wish you all the best!
  2. Hi, I have been a subacute nurse for 10 yrs and am ready for a change.I really want to get into acute care but I am wondering if there is a specific floor I would do best in. In my present job,I provide trach care,run IV's,wound care,both surgical and pressure related,wound vac,aftercare for CABG,fx's,feeding tubes.I also take care of renal/dialysis patients and people rec'g chemo/radiation(off site). Also,for anyone who has already made the transition from subacute to acute,what are the benefits of working in a hospital? Thanks for responses in advance.

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