Thank you for the article. It was very informative. My heart goes out to those people that has been affected by Ebola...especially, those doctors, nurses, volunteers, etc who is doing everything to...
My heart goes out to you. Indeed, thank you for sharing your story with us! I feel like I'm in the same situation as most of you are. It's been little over six months since I started working. I know...
Try to request more orientation time and be honest with your manger/supervisor about your feeling. Even after you're done with orientation and working on your own ask questions, seek help from your...
Well congratulations for landing your fist job:yeah:. I wouldn't know what to expect on your area. However; I'm also a recently grad (May 09) and I started working as a float RN on Four different...
Kudos to you for planning to say after all.... :twocents:I'm a new grad with less than 6 month experience and yes, I work as a float nurse. The floors I work on consist of step-down tele/med-surg,...
I’m not sure why or who allowed this term to be coined in the medical field “Customers are always right” really, then why not open hospitals every corner. I know some of you will say to me...
wow...what a great advice from many of you...keep it going.... :) i'm also a new grad and have been working as a float nurse for about 3 months. i have read some threads where some ppl disagree being...
I work as float RN on four different floors: Med/Surg, (one on urology and the other a step-down tele), Oncology, and Orthopedics. Mainly primary and some teamwork 6-7 6 Talk to my peers, seek help...
Here is my two cents about becoming RN . First of all, I agree with Disco Superfly's comment, "nobody can answer that but you", VERY TRUE! I'm a recent RN grad, and before going to nursing school I...