Pens, Black handle trauma/bandage scissors, small notebook (always a lifesaver to be able to turn to my little notes on surgeon's preferences), a Y Connector for wound vac machines bc these always...
Louisiana. I had my position lined up before i graduated but i took a mini vacation btwn graduating & starting work. I graduated December 15, 2009 and started working January 11,
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I started as a new grad in the OR in January and the best advice I can give to you is to keep a small notebook with you and write down surgeon preferences for certain procedures, glove sizes, drugs,...
I'm the daughter of a general/vascular surgeon and my mother is an OR nurse with over 20 yrs. experience... 'nuff said? haha. But really, I work the night shift at a Level 1 Trauma Center and as...
It depends on the resident. The ones I work with regularly and have developed a close work relationship with, I will either call them by their first name or just their last name when addressing them...
1. what is your age? 26 2. how long have you been a nurse? passed my nclex and started my first job in january of this yr. so about 3 mos. 3. did you work as a cna before becoming a nurse? nope 4. if...
what field of nursing do you work in? i work in the or at a level 1 trauma center and teaching hospital what best prepared you for your transition to new grad? clinical experiences through school and...
pearson vue trick worked for me!! i did it as soon as i got home from the test and got the "good" pop up. i got my quick results today and checked my state board's website: passed and my license is up...
I just took it yesterday and found out today that my license went active on my state board's website. I won't be able to get my quick results until tomorrow or Monday but I feel pretty confident that...
Me too!! I really really hope it works. I haven't come across anyone who got that message and didn't pass though so it sounds like it might just be true. It's better than nothing at this point. SO...
The best way I know how to answer your question is: What's the worst that could happen? If you pass it then AWESOME. If you don't, then you'll know that you tried! I've run into a few teachers like...
I just took the NCLEX today in Louisiana and got the good "error" pop up. I'm so thankful that my state participates in the Quick Results bc I'm freaking out already. The trick is the only thing...
Just got home from the NLCEX-RN about a half hour ago and I'm feeling pretty good about it! I can't wait for quick results to come up. I did try the Pearson Vue trick and got the error pop up message...
I didn't take it for LSU but I had to take it at Charity/Delgado. The test that I got had a lot of priority questions on it... stuff like which patient would you assess first, a lot of delegation...