Nurses far and wide, prepare to be amazed and astonished, yes that is right, july 1st is right around the corner, and that means new resident day! Well, here it comes, the day that a fresh batch of healthcares finest come to show us what they've got...
Our regional burn center usually has its own resident on call. SInce this is july, we are now at the mercy of whatever surgical resident is stuck on call. And they hate being bothered with the burn center. An outpatient and a triage had to wait 2 ...
whoa, this is meant as a light thread, not a bash docs into the floor kind of thing, I dont need the resident to respect me and i would rather they do but it isnt my concern my concern is the patient and protecting them from new folks either docs or...
charissa replied to FutureNurse2006's topic in General Nursing
An artilce in a a ournal recently, maybe AJN was talking about how we are all taught safe lifting practrices, but in england there are mostly No Lift workplaces, where they use assistive devices and are not to lift, as, according to them, studies hav...
I know it is different in all parts of the country, but not all christians are bible beaters who wont leave everyone else alone. I have learned over the years never to simply assume someone IS christian even though in my area most people are, until ...
One thing i hate about starting as a new employee at a hospital, even as an RN with experience, is that everyone does things differently and preceptors you work with can be great examples or horrid role models. You just need to find you niche, but d...
Nurses here hae widely varying pay rates some around 16 dollars per hour, some as much as 27 dollars per hour, and some agency nurses make even more. However, one must take into account the difference in the cost of living. You wouldnt be in a mans...
charissa replied to udontwannabme's topic in General Nursing
I had this problem, and the managers of our hospital had to step in, people are entitled to their 30 and 15, or what you policy is, and no more even if they puff
But if you were her mother would that change anything? Some step parents are great, others . . at least in my experience lieave quite a bit to be desired
YEh, i mean RN's have a pretty standard pay depending on the area or hospital your in. It is a dept like any other that you can transfer in or out of, and like many others requires a little on the job training and orientation. The thing is most of ...
charissa replied to BunnyBunnyBSNRN's topic in General Nursing
I have had positive and negative as well. Scrubs were a disaster, took a while to get them and they left much to be desired, however I also ordered things like bandage scissors and things, which were great
technically i think it probably is, but, have i gotten blood on skin while trying to win a joint wrestling match /IV stick with a toddler and not reported it? yes
I think all hospitals and most floors have some nasty nurses, for most of them the problem has to do with them, and NOT you. It is great that you are concerned about your care, it shows that you are about the type of care you are giving, Great! I w...
Hemo nurses are in damend. My mother did a transfer there from MICU, which she loves, and now loves dialysis. She is leaving her job which is split between the 2 to go back to dialysis full time. She will be making around 25/hr starting with a new...
I moved from a small hospital to a big one and from general floor to Burn ICU all in one jump, and I have not regretted it yet. It was scary, I was afraid other nurses might think I wasnt good enough or skilled enough or that I didnt have the experi...
Getting orgainized is a biggie, checking with more experienced staffers is a huge help. Also make out a "standard practice" for youreslf, your own routine that helps you out. Example, for me this means(when i m not in charge) listening to report, c...