jolleygirl

jolleygirl

27 yrs in long term care, 5 yrs office

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  1. Nurses with disabilities

    I also have hearing loss, secondary to Wegeners Granulomatosis, all new this year. I have a hearing aide in the right ear and am trying one now for the left. With the cost of the aides I'm not sure I...
  2. Working while taking chemo/radiation

    My prayers are with you and your husband as well. I can not imagine how this is going for you, but I am currently on oral cytoxan, and working full time. I haven't, thankfully, experienced S/E's. I...
  3. Question for Clinic Nurses

    A lot depends on your position, As lpn, I'm there until the Dr. is done, but it is rare that we stay over, usually no more than a few times a month. The Rn's are usually out on time, But I have seen...
  4. lpn school

    Have you worked in nursing (as cna), that experience and how you do on the exam will probably mean more than your high school grades. Good
  5. Song lyrics that remind you of nursing...

    "Welcome to my nightmare", by Alice
  6. Highest paid nursing field?

    It may depend on your area as I don't think reasearch pays great in this particular area, but I have heard nurse anesthetist is the highest paid nurse. I agree with the comment about the stress...
  7. I work in clinic, in gastro, I do video capsule endoscopy, breath hydrogen test, assist w/flex sig's, paracentesis, unsedation esophageal dilations. I enjoy my job (anyway just about 98% of
  8. Time on Feet/Area of Nursing

    As an LPN in a doctors office I spend 75% of my time on my feet, (The RN's jockey phone calls between pt/doc, pt teaching etc, and are not on there feet nearly as much- it may be different in...
  9. Nurses who are deaf, partial hearing loss?

    I asked for a digital b/p set when problems first started, and they did get me one (kind of a cheapy) but I use it as back up. My Doc's are actually great, and they understand if I write down unable...
  10. Nurses who are deaf, partial hearing loss?

    I am newly dx w/wegener's and the first s/s I had were ear infections that lasted three months, even w/tx I ended up w/significant hearing loss. I am back to work, I have a hearing aid in my r ear,...
  11. unsure what to think

    I agree with all thats been said. One of the steps you could take to learn more about this is to talk with the nursing home staff, they should have a plan of care or each of you concerns, make sure...
  12. NP in Gastroenterology

    Hi, I too work in GI, We have 6 docs and 2 CRNP's, our NP's do clinic only, they have no inpt, and see usually on average 20 or more pts daily.(usually more) one specializes in hep c management, the...
  13. Electronic stethoscope?

    Just a correction to the web site for pa voc rehab, i recheck this site and it is a different site than i originally had, try www.dli.state.pa.us, at keyword type ovr, and it should take you to there...
  14. Electronic stethoscope?

    The easiest way to find the Pa vocational rehab is to go to www.parc.org it will give you a list of states to choose from and the pa one will take you right to voc rehab section. good
  15. Electronic stethoscope?

    Hi, I too am new here, and newly hearing impaired, glad to hear there is an electronic steth scope, i am currently using a loaner hearing aid and to do b/p's i have to keep removing it, which is...