You know this statement you said about critcal care nurses annoys the **** out of me. I work in an extremely busy ED/Trauma and the ICU nurses almost 98% of the time always have something to complain...
I understand where you're coming from and all but I hope you are not mad at me because I'm working out of state. If you are that is sad, you're just bitter that you're not getting hired at this time...
I have been working in the Christiana ED for 1.5 years now and went through the ED Internship. I was the only one in my internship who never even stepped foot inside Christiana besides for my...
I just want to mention to people, it's really not necessary to use tourniquets if you can see the vein. You will blow veins with tourniquets. You can always use one temporarily, in order to mark two...
I used to work there in '07 in the Neuro ICU in the Neuroscience building. I also had my critical care clinical rotation there and I was in the SICU and Neuro Trauma ICU(main building) the most and...
I hate when pts say "I'm a hard stick, and you can only use butterflys or a baby IV or a 22G or 24G IV or my veins roll, etc". I'd say that 98% of the pts that say that aren't really hard sticks,...
"My nursing school didn't stress IV skills. They told us that was the least of our worries. It's merely a technical skill, even EMTs start IVs. They wanted us to understand things, the mechanical...
I work in one of the largest/busiest ED Trauma centers on the East Coast and I honestly feel that IV's are one of the easiest parts of my job. We never use the IV team unless we have multiple...
Thanks for the info. I just found this on the website: Terry DiNarrdo, R.N., M.S.N., C.C.R.N. Nurse Manager, 6th Shock Trauma Acute Care and Intermediate Care Units and Mike Knapp, R.N., M.S.N.,...
zahryia I may do that if I can't find an email. I'd rather email him for now since I'm not going to be applying for another 2 years or so. ujones00 Thank you, I'd really appreciate it if you could...
Thanks for the reply. It seems impossible to find this guys email or phone number. The Multi Trauma Unit would definately be the unit I'd want to work on if I were doing ICU but I tried working in an...
They're called Licox and they've been around for a few years now. I work in a level 1 trauma ED and one of the neurosurgeons placed a Licox in one of my trauma pts in the ED last week, which is odd...
I work in a large teaching hospital in the ED and I don't shy away from doing any of pt care just because the pt is female. But there are some circumstances where a female nurse needs to be present...
Hello, I wanted to know if anyone knew the nurse manager at Shock Trauma's TRU contact information?? His name is listed on the website but there is no link to his email address. I currently work at...
I don't know they have an ED-internship program which orients new grads and nurses with little experience for months to prepare them for their ED. I'm sure you're not gonna be a master and will...