Hella6191

There are only two things for me, one is to watch when the orthopedic tries to put a bone back where it belongs. I still remember my time on a Trauma team, trust me nothing surprises you when you on a traume team but when we pulled a GUY OUT THE hELICOPTER with one of his legs pointing in o complete different direction withh an open wound and watching our MD readjusting that leg under X-ray and bone fragments spitting out of the wound and asking me to hold that leg, that's discusting. There are many nasty things and vomit is one of them. I have receive a pretty fresh bowl of chillie half digested all over myself, trust me I didn't eat chillie for a while after that. Amputations is another story so are body parts.

I would not say that money would be the most important factor but it would it would be a great add to the happyness of nurses. I workrd for 4 years in a Trauma Center in Germany and I absolutly loved it. After that I went to ICU in USA cardiac surgery and also loved it I stayed there 7 years and changed my job to patient education. My Tip for you is to build a great team and make your nurses happy. Let them do together what they started out wanting to do "CARE FOR THE ONES IN NEED!!!!"