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jane24

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  1. I can see how it will be easier to train a new grad to ICU compared to after their exposure to other areas. But one of the other things I've heard over and over is that it is best for a new grad to start out on a medsurg floor. to my understanding this is where the newgrad gets the opportunity to practice what he/she learned in nursing school. What are your views concerning this.
  2. Thanks a lot for your replies, its good to know it gets easier with time. I've often heard the its good to have some medsurg experience before moving to ICU. Is it really much easier to make the transition from medsurg to ICU?
  3. Hello to all. Am a new grad looking into CCU. I enjoyed my clinicals in ICU, but felt a little overwhelmed with all the equipments and the patients acuity. Though I know it takes time to become comfortable at the unit, I welcome any advice that will aid in this transition. thanks jane24

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