I work in a military hospital which is also a teaching hospital. All potential admissions are seen by the "medical officer of the day" who is usually a resident and they, in turn, will present that...
We have different gamet of students come through our ER. We not only have the occasional med student, we have PA students and also some 18D students (special forces medics.) They stick the 18D's with...
Hey, I did the same thing but had an Alabama license and applied for a GA license by endorsement. It took several weeks but it went through without difficulty. It's only been close to a month since...
I love the Cardiology III. There are so many out there. You'll just have to search around and see what you like. Allhearts.com is a very good site too as far as prices. I just looked and they have the...
swartzrn replied to jaquelynne's topic in Emergency
For me, understanding how they worked helped me remember them. In our ED we use Adenosine and Atropine more often than Amiodorone. All 3 of them are used in ACLS and it is easy to confuse them. Also,...
Hi, I'm new to the forum. I have worked in the GS system for 4 1/2 years as an ED nurse. I've been an RN for almost 9 years now. Prior to coming into the GS system, I have worked in cardiac step down,...
Our ED runs fast track most days from 12pm-2200. We have a PA and an LPN or medic (work in military hospital) that runs the fast track and the primary treatment rooms are left open for the sicker...
I work on a GS scale and basically if you are a new graduate, you come in at a lower level (that is a new grad with less than 1 yr experience.) You progress like you said. However--with that said, I...
My husband is active duty army with 15 years in the Infantry and was just selected into AECP. You can get a conditional letter of acceptance from an RN program (you have to have either a conditional...
Lindsay--I live in Columbus and it really depends on what kind of job you want. I've heard good and bad about most of all of the hospitals. As far as Martin Army, I work in the ER there. We often will...
JMBM is exactly right. Sometimes being a little afraid is a good thing. Always keeps you on your toes and not too relaxed. I have found that people either hate the ER or they love it. I haven't met...
swartzrn replied to kathy_bear's topic in Emergency
I used to carry alot more things in my pockets than I do now. I got tired of lugging everything around. Now I usually have a pair of hemostats in there or clipped somewhere, a couple of black pens,...
I have a couple. The first I have to admit is the old "how long is the wait" like many of you have said. Also, before they ask that, after you answer "Emergency Room, this is ____" they say "Is this...
Hey, I'm new to the board but I did want to say this about the white uniforms. I think they look nice and they do look professional--when I always think of nurses, I think of white. With that said,...
Wow, it's been a long time since I had to do these but I would agree with the anxiety r/t.... or role strain. I think it would depend on the patients view of the problem. Good luck!! :)