Seghull, Did you think the all on-line program was a good one? Did you do all three courses? I am trying to decide between the all on-line course that you did, or the distance learning from Emory....
Thank you, Margo. I don't know that I'm an expert in anything really. I do have one year experience in the ER and 3 1/2 years in ortho/trauma on the hospital floor. It has given me pretty good...
Hi, I have recently signed up for the WCC/national alliance course, and plan on doing the preceptor route as I have very little wound care experience. I work as an RN and also previously worked as an...
Hi All, Other than going through Vicki or another course to get certification, what other qualifications might you need to succeed as a legal nurse consultant? Do you need to have critical care...
Are you a new RN grad now and applying for jobs? You can place them on your Resume under Internships.......I would not consider them work experience since you were still a student at the time. If you...
Hi All, I have learned so much from reading posts from many different threads, and was hoping to get some guidance from experienced or new crc's out there. I recently started a position as a clinical...
I spose this may also be anti nurse.......but you might want to consider becoming a physical therapist. They work one on one with patients and they have so much autonomy. They aren't hitched up and...
hey J, I thank you so much for your input. Was a wee bit worried I guess to give up the 'security 'of the hospital. But I'm soooooo unhappy there! It's grueling as it sounds like you know all about....
Toradol is contraindicated cuz it can increase bleeding...... I've read that research is not clear regarding the effectiveness of the CPM. You'd think it would certainly increase ROM, but research is...
Hi, I'm thinking about going in to HH. Looks like to make the same money that I make now working three 12 hour shifts, I would need to have 21 visits per week. Is that average/doable?? Wondering how...
B, I wish you well in whatever you choose. There is a PT tech job that you could do while in school to do PTA. They are usually at outpatient orthopedic offices, where you help the PT's and PTAs...
Are you trying to decide between becoming an RN vs a PTA? As a former PTA (trying to re-instate my license after being out of the field 5 years) and current RN......I would absolutely go for the PTA....
I do not reccommend that you go into nursing. It is a tough tough job. I am just a wee bit younger than you, and have been an RN about 1 year and 1/2 now. I know the first year or 2 are...