marty6001 replied to missmollie's topic in Nursing News
I'm sorry but I am fuming over that response saying she likely had a hypercoagulable disorder. We are nurses, healthcare professionals, and trusted by the population. That comment was dismissive and...
marty6001 replied to missmollie's topic in Nursing News
Hey Jory, I don't mean to sound argumentative, but as an APRN and CNM you would know that DVTs are caused by virchow's triad, and the triad speaks to endothelial injury and stasis of blood flow (in...
If you ask me, teach. I work as a nurse practitioner 3 nights a week in my ICU practice and also took a part-time lecturer position to give back to the profession (and the money is great as
My first position as an ACNP was in an inner city emergency department. I started seeing patients the first day on the job as an extra "intern". I remained an "intern" for six weeks before moving up...
Great story... Except for using the term mid-level. While it's an accepted term in the medical community I remember reading a position statement from the ANA refusing to use the term... Personally it...
I choose an Ed.D in Nursing as my doctorate. I believe it's a personal decision based on what you want to do with it. While I like doing research and have been published, I really enjoy being in front...
Being an APRN I've found that if I wear scrubs to work they ask when the doctor is coming to see them... If I wear a shirt and tie I have to explain that I'm not the doctor, I'm the APRN, to which...
"If you are an MSN prepared NP are you pursuing or considering pursuing a DNP? If yes, why?" With my current student loan burden and my position as an intensivist APRN locked down, there is no way I...
Use your clinical rotations in your resume. Any procedures you may have been a part of, special patient populations, and/or any real life experience. Be persistant with HR, call, call, and call again....
Keep this in the front of your mind. Your patients need you. They don't care if you have short hair or long. If your tall or short. If you stutter or not. They care only that you are professional,...
Get out there, take another review class and pass those boards!!! Remember no one in an interview will ask you: So how many times did you take the boards!!! If you really want it, make it
The beauty of being a nurse. Try one. If you don't like it you can always go back and get a post-doc or in some circumstances if it's in your scope of practice take a job in the
Just remember... your going to pass your boards soon and not have to worry about this ever again. That being said, if it's a wrongful termination you have action if you choose to persue
I took a job in a large teaching hospital as a new grad ACNP. Sure it was for less money, but the experience of rounding daily was invaluable. Have you looked into this? I don't know where you live,...
The profession is in trouble... I've been a nurse for 10 years now. I was trained in the old school way. Look good, act professional, and make a difference every day. I was also hired by my first...