Xenawarrierprincess

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  1. Work At Hospital Or Nursing Home?

    Xenawarrierprincess replied to garmon1966's topic in Nursing Career

    I am also a new nurse and I have faced the same quandry as you. In Canada there are no "full time" jobs for new nurses, though, and many of us work part time in two spots. I work casual call in for a...

  2. Why is it so bad to be an LPN ????

    Xenawarrierprincess replied to hair_tie's topic in LPN, LVN Corner

    I trained in a facility that didn't allow their RPN's to do IM injections or insulin to scale... Truly

  3. Why is it so bad to be an LPN ????

    Xenawarrierprincess replied to hair_tie's topic in LPN, LVN Corner

    That's so. The education varies too. the RPN course in Ontario is 2.5

  4. How do you deal with working weekends?

    Xenawarrierprincess replied to jensfbay's topic in First Year After Licensure

    I don't mind weekends at all. I am divorced, and the two youngest kids spend that time with their dad. It's a great way to rack up the hours without taking away from the

  5. Why is it so bad to be an LPN ????

    Xenawarrierprincess replied to hair_tie's topic in LPN, LVN Corner

    In Canada RPN's out number RNs. We cannot hang blood, or initital doses of antibiotics, and some institutions allow us to hang antibiotics and narcotics on predicatbale clients and some don't. To say...

  6. Let's introduce ourselves...

    Xenawarrierprincess replied to pedi-RN's topic in First Year After Licensure

    Hi. I'm Zena. I'm a Canadian RPN in my hometown hospital and a nursing home nearby. Recent graduate and best move i ever made was to go back to

  7. Tips for nurses in their first year of nursing

    Xenawarrierprincess replied to Brian's topic in First Year After Licensure

    As a recent graduate, I can assure you that asking questions not only enhances our knowledge as new nurses, but earns respect from other more experienced nurses that can and will be valuable allies...