morris-lpn replied to stephied's topic in Correctional
we have 3 iso cells located in the back of the infirmary next to the ward. there are cameras to document everything. we put anyone who is suicidal to those that are contaqious. and sometimes security...
thank you all for your response, i work in a correctional facility. i've been a lpn since feb 08. was working on my bsn, when i had to change career plans. in all my clinical settings, i've never seen...
i have a patient that needs a unna boot applied every week. i've never seen one applied, and the rn that is over me says she won't do it, it is the doctors responsibility. i don't want jeopradize my...
morris-lpn replied to happyjailnurse's topic in Correctional
what i do love about corrections is that you have a schedule and you work it. not like in the hospital, if cenus is down, you're called off. there is no cleaning up poop, the orderly's does that, no...
go for your lpn. then work on your adn. for one you'll see if nursing is for you. two, if it is you'll be able to work and make a deciet amount of money while in school for your adn. the state that i...
one is never to old for learning. i would have to agree with the above comment, if you want to go into informatics i would strongly suggest you get your rn-bsn and masters if you want to do research....
morris-lpn replied to Marie_LPN, RN's topic in LPN to RN
hey there everyone, 42 y/o rn-bsn flunkie, had to take the last 12 week course of the lpn program and now i work at a correction fac. been a lpn now for 4 months. i too want to get my adn rn then...
hey ashfost, don't feel so bad, it happened to me too. could not pass the critical care lecture the 2nd time, 20 of us failed. where i live, la, the bon stated i had to go to a com. college to get my...
i would submit my application along with a resume. having a resume handy makes you present more professional and prepared in an employers eyes. congrats and good luck on your job