tarabrooke77
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I worked in the NICU for 7 years before moving to an internal medicine clinic for a year. It was a totally different experience. But I needed to know if FNP was a good decision for me instead of NNP. I too was so tired of nights and the constant stress. I decided to go back to school full time to finish my BSN and then move on to FNP. I think the clinic would give you many good contacts as well as learning experiences you could use in both school and as an NP. I learned so much in internal medicine. It really stinks working 5 days instead of 3. But not working nights made me feel human again. It wasn't until I changed jobs that I realized how worn out and burned out I had become. Good luck with your decision and your schooling. I am graduating in August with my BSN and deciding on what NP schools to apply to.
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Children's Mercy KCMO Sterile water with mouth swabs and nasal aspirator
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Hi- I am a NICU nurse currently working at a level IIIc NICU in Kansas City, MO. I am looking to move back to Maine, where I grew up, in the next year or so. I was wondering if anyone could tell me about MMC's NICU. Is it a good place to work? How many beds? Does it mostly provide care to premies? The web site offers very little information. Thanks so much- Tara
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Hi, I am soon to be a new grad RN and just received an interview with Children's Mercy for the NICU. I have wanted this specific hospital/ department for ever and I am REALLY excited. Does anyone know what to expect as far as the interview goes? I was planning on wearing a black pants suit, is this appropriate? Should I bring a copy of my resume? Any other advice? Thanks so much.
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Aloha- I am an RN student graduating in Dec. My husband, son, and I are moving to HI then :) I just came accross this forum and have gotten worried about finding a job. I spent 4 years in the Coast Guard, so I was going to apply to Trippler in the hopes that it would be easier for me to get a job there as a new grad. However, I just read that they do not hire new grads. Is this true? Any suggestions on how to apply for a job without actually living in HI yet? We are not planning to move untill at least one of us has found a job. Thanks! Tara