ERRNTraveler replied to nursejllrn's topic in Travel
I always have the following things written into my contract: No floating, no being on-call, no charge duties. I work in ER, though, and ER's don't float people out very
ERRNTraveler replied to bradleyshanetaylor's topic in Emergency
I agree. I work in ER, and I wear my stethoscope around my neck, keep a pen, a carpuject, and some tape in my pocket, and that's it! If your rooms all have otoscopes in them, you don't need a pen...
ERRNTraveler replied to dansmom6's topic in Emergency
I work nights, so there aren't a lot of ancilliary staff on at night, but the hospital where I am on assignment has a counselor-type person call the patient the following day to discuss different...
ERRNTraveler replied to scrmblr's topic in Emergency
I had 3 new grads push me aside during a code situation once so that they could get "code experience." I stepped back & let them go to it, then, when they realized that none of them had ever done...
ERRNTraveler replied to scorpinayj's topic in Travel
I agree, check out threads on American Mobile more- might want to talk to a few different companies, find a recruiter who's not so pushy & who you're comfortable
ERRNTraveler replied to HopeItWorksDNP's topic in Emergency
I'll let the ER social worker talk to them about possible shelter options, but like others have said, if they have been kicked out of all the local shelters, or refuse to follow shelter rules (want to...
ERRNTraveler replied to Baby Catcher, CNM's topic in Travel
Any pay you get comes from money paid to the travel company by the hospital. The hospital pays a set amount for your services, and from this, the travel company deducts money for housing, utilities,...
ERRNTraveler replied to sassysteph7's topic in Travel
We have all our mail sent to my in-law's, and then they send it all to us wherever we are once a week or so- that way, we don't have to worry about having our mail forwarded every time we move- things...
ERRNTraveler replied to CosaNostra5's topic in Travel
There tends to be more job openings in Adult ICU than in PICU or peds. You can travel as a peds nurse, but there just might not be as many assignments to choose from. If you plan on working in Adult...
ERRNTraveler replied to joeshmoe59595959's topic in Travel
I am currently on my third assignment with the same company and all have been pleasant so far- friendly staff, good hospitals, excellent housing- no complaints yet! So far I have been to Naples, FL,...
ERRNTraveler replied to laurainri's topic in Travel
Keep in mind that by moving every 3 months, your children will not really be able to develop any lasting friendships with other kids their age. Sure, they can make short-term friends or keep in touch...
ERRNTraveler replied to TamrRN07's topic in Emergency
I think we've all acknowledged that taking care of 8 pts with a cough, sore throat, or other simple problems is not an issue- the issue is that nurses are being expected to care for 8 seriously ill...
ERRNTraveler replied to alkaleidi's topic in Emergency
To be a level II trauma center, a hospital MUST have Trauma surgery, neurosurgery, ortho, & other specialties on-call at all times, able to respond within 15 minutes. They must be certified as a...