MT RN

MT RN

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MT RN specializes in Med-Surg/Ortho.


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  1. Police officer or RN

    I was a police officer for 23 years before I retired and went to nursing school, and for many different reasons, the jobs are more similar than you might think. Being a cop is far more than just...
  2. Any students out there dating veteran RNs?

    Don't whine about it, swallow that male pride and use the situation to your advantage! I took up nursing as a second career, my wife has been a nurse for 25 years. I honestly don't know how I would...
  3. inpatient hospice facility question

    thanks for the info hospicepalliativern. and the reasons that you state are exactly why i am interested in hospice to begin with. working med-surg i never feel that i have enough time to give the...
  4. I am thinking of applying for a hospice position. My local hospice has two large inpatient facilities, and I am wondering what the staffing is like in such facilities. In other words, are they...
  5. open and closed reduction

    OK, let's try again...don't worry, you'll get it! Again, try not to think of the two things together, they're two completely separate things. A reduction is either open or closed. It is open if there...
  6. open and closed reduction

    I think the problem you're having is that you are talking about two different things. The reduction, either open or closed, is the process of putting the bone back together. Fixation is the process of...
  7. RN I and RN II Question

    As far as I know, the RNI/RNII designation is not set in stone, the requirements are up to the individual institution. Where I work, a new grad is at RNI status for the first year and is then promoted...
  8. How Your Life Can Change in the Blink of an Eye!

    I agree with swtooth, I would suspect medications. I've seen this happen numerous times to older folks. They come in to the hospital and are put on a bunch of new meds and before you know it, they are...
  9. Nurse or Cop?

    Another thing to consider is if you ever want to relocate to another state, as a nurse it's fairly easy to get licensed anywhere once you have your initial license. As a cop, you generally would have...
  10. Nurse or Cop?

    I don't know where you're going to be a cop, but I was one for 23 years before I retired and went into nursing. At least in my situation, nursing pays A LOT better than law enforcement...and it's much...
  11. Indiana Dept. of Health database got hacked into...

    Do you have a source for this story? I did a quick google search and nothing came up. I'm curious as I'm licensed in Indiana as
  12. plantar fasciitis ouch!

    I'll second the orthotics, I've had the same problem on and off for about the last 20 years. When it first came on, I stubbornly waited until it was so bad that I could barely walk. I found a great...
  13. Anyone here in a "nursing couple"?

    My wife and I are both RN's. Nursing is a second career for me, but my wife has been an ER/Trauma nurse for 25 years. No kids, she works days and I work nights by choice. Of course, being the newbie...
  14. arthrodesis of first mpj

    First, the disclaimer...I'm not asking for medical advice, just looking for someone who might have had this procedure and can give me some first hand knowledge of the results. That being said, I have...
  15. Yes, that's EXACTLY what you should have said...NO!!...You're a nurse now, you're not a tech anymore, and it's not your place to fill in when your floor is short staffed. They should have floated...