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stylishgurl

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  1. They don't usually hire new grads as you really need a foundation for decision making skills and communication.Schedule runs usually M-F 8-5 depending on how big is the agency they may have dedicated on call staff and you may not need to sign up for on call shifts.Mostly it is a salaried position and you serve as a Case Manager I did not really pursue it.Charting is extensive since it is regulated by Medicare/Medicaid It is not scary even in a bad neighborhood people respect you they do every means for you to be safe while giving the best end of life care to your patients.You can handle as much as 12-15 patients in different locations driving is massive
  2. This is an opportunity also for the system to be look into...Do not fret take this as a learning experience most of the time mistakes happen when we rush and feels like we are running out of time especially for new nurses...focus on every task in front of you and again do not rush take time to think...it's okay multi tasking is a skill you learn over time..Cheer up...Reflect on what factors that contributed to this error and this will improve your nursing practice.
  3. It's true that Duke offer the lowest pay rate in the triangle despite of market salary adjusment. Dollars is not always the priority for some you have to find which best fit your needs work life balance benefits schedule experience and working environment.Good luck.
  4. Hi Jane82 forgive yourself and for every nursing heartaches consider it as your learning pearls.You will experience more and more situations like this where you feel like you could have done something differently.Don't be hard on yourself you sound so concerned and caring be strong.Patients in the hospital might be sicker and demanding but guess what you won't be alone.I always have compassion with new nurses coz I have been there.Trust me it will get better and you will get more skilled as you move forward.
  5. Take 2 week time off refresh your mind and change is not bad either.Its better to see what other LTC's can offer you.I love geriatrics too but the pay is so low that I can't sustain to pay my bills.
  6. Don't lose hope see a dermatologist I have bad acne too.Bad in a way they are scarring and can be painful finally I landed to a dermatologist who prescribe me something that works.Don't give up.I had to change my previous dermatologist coz her treatments seem to be common and they were not effective.
  7. I am novice to field nursing and so far I am liking it I've been working as Med-Surg RN for 7 years and field nursing is way a lot better less stress more autonomy and it's just awesome I am just hoping it won't close down.Best of luck and I believe if you keep wondering it's worth the experience.
  8. I just quit my mental health job.I was working in substance abuse unit I am having compassion fatigue I feel like life is futile for those people who just choose to be chemically dependent.I am very compassionate and non judgmental but it came to a point where I am not treated so right anymore no matter how nice and respectful I am patients will still get ugly violent and rude just to get what they want.Everyday is chaotic I fee like working in a jungle!Cursing is way too much F and S words all they can say.Ifeel like I am slave for these violent people.All I can say is you need a lot of patience don't take anything personally most of these people are irritable and irrational.They can be nasty and its unbelievable how I see and hear dirty acts from them.
  9. 1.NC 2.6 years 3.Med Surg Tele 4.Hourly base pay 23.84 5.Weekend diff is 12$/hr 6.No union
  10. Thank you bsnrn2013 I will let you know how it goes..
  11. Thank you very much.
  12. Thank you very much Green Tea.
  13. Can anyone please give me some feedback on these 2 insurance companies in an employee's perspective.
  14. I was using my iPad and yes I am using my thumbs.Thanks for your input.I am asking between Case Manager and Episodic Case Manager.You are about right on salary range because I was told that they are starting in the low 60's by the hiring team I just want to know how far can I go on that low 60's.Thank you very much.
  15. I will have a job interview in one of the local insurance companies here in our state.The hiring staff have asked me which one i like to get into if its ECM or CM.I don't literally understand the difference between the two job description looks like the same.I need some points and tips.Thank you.I a med surg experienced nurse with 6 yrs.Along the side I did psych on substance abuse and nursing home what is the annual fair salary to ask.
  16. It's not difficult at al!
  17. You should be an RN at least 2 years
  18. Congratulations Ivana!
  19. It's easy if you have a good practice skills on the floor! I a, AnCc med surg board certified easier than NCLEX
  20. It's the real thing! I know it's sad but this our world now!
  21. NLE especially public health
  22. Absolutely more charting charting more core measures more crazy patient 12 hour shift is not enough and they think we are get paid enough oh my! Just saying
  23. Hi Please let me know if you feel the same about patients are getting sicker demanding unreasonable n short we are getting overworked day by day.mentally physically and emotionally drained
  24. Hi I just wanna hear from anyone who is practicing as a nurse practitioner.what is the difference between FNP and adult gerontology NP.how does NP curriculum works is masters degree a prerequisite if you can go directly to NP course. Is it wise to spend money to advance

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