nightshifter415

nightshifter415

The multi-faceted world of Med-Surg!

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About nightshifter415

nightshifter415 specializes in The multi-faceted world of Med-Surg!.


Just graduated from nursing school!

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  1. Med Surg, Help desperately needed!!!!

    Geez. It's time to get serious...like cut off all social ties, take a leave of absence from work, lock yourself in a room with ear plugs, turn off the tv, log off the internet, and kick your family...
  2. Sooo excited!

    Congratulations I hope everything goes
  3. It is Summer.....

    Just think if you get in gear now and start studying (even studying ahead) you will not have to worry so much when test time comes and you face the possiblilty of having to write papers. I think...
  4. Preferred Nursing Shoe?

    Wrapping up my very last year of nursing school and I have found that Danskos have gotten me comfortably through all of my clinicals. I work the night shift as a CNA in a hospital and I wear them to...
  5. Where do you work?

    To be honest...I got lucky. I promised myself during the first 2 semesters of nursing school I wouldn't work so I could do really well in school, and I did. After that first year, I pretty much hung...
  6. CNA-Related Questions

    I'm enrolled full-time in a BSN program at a really expensive private university but I have a scholarship and 2 grants that help pay for the rest of tuition. I have been living off my CNA wages for a...
  7. Homework before nursing school starts??

    Congrats on getting in! In my opinion, these days that's the hard part...just getting in because most programs are so impacted. So now it's up to you to make it "easy". I'm nearing my last year in my...
  8. HELP! I DON"T WANT TO GO THROUGH CNA first...

    Here's my quote of the day: "Everyone POOPS." And it is the last thing in the world you should care about when it comes to working as a nurse. It's nice that you want to work with the newborns, but...