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  1. How far can a patient go?

    So after dealing with an extremely demanding, non-compliant patient on our telemetry unit for a combined couple of weeks now, I am curious: How far does a patient have to go in abusing staff to be removed from the unit? This patient has managed to ve...
  2. How far can a patient go?

    I have to say how much I adore you all for these often hilarious replies. What has actually become more clear to me is how unsupported we are by management and administration. We're a means to an end. Without us, the hospital does not exist. It reall...
  3. MATC petition process for Jan 09 students

    I am so glad that I moved to Waukesha County. Everything that you have all said about MATC (Milwaukee) covers everything that I hated and all that is seriously wrong with that school. Absolutely no accountability with administration or staff. My actu...
  4. Waukesha County Technical College for nursing program?

    I completed all of my pre-clinical prerequisites at Milwaukee Area Technical College, and since moving to Waukesha County decided to pursue my clinical process at WCTC. I am seriously already glad that I did. At MATC, the entire administrative staff ...
  5. I TOTALLY agree with the previous poster about Marcus uniforms. They have probably the best and largest selection you'll find. I also wear the cherokee brand pants; I'm 5'9" but have REALLY long legs and most pants length-wise and inseam are a total ...
  6. some younger male nurses.....

    I can say I have nothing but love for the older male nurses (I mean over 30) that I work with. That said, the younger ones have got to be the most apathetic, jerky people I have ever had to deal with. They specifically work at night because they don'...
  7. some younger male nurses.....

    I appreciate all the responses from my male counterparts. What I really wanted from the original posting was honest feedback about this, and I got it. I saw that many of you were not very happy about being generalized, and many more felt like one of ...
  8. New CNA feeling pretty fed up.

    I trained in LTC this week, and I hate it. Absolutely hate it. The reason I got into this field (I'm an RN student) is to care for and help people, but I spend every bit of my time rushing like crazy to clean, feed, and toilet people the entire time....
  9. New CNA feeling pretty fed up.

    I'm agreeing --all of the LVN's and RN's that I met were completely wonderful and friendly, and seemed to be glad that I was there. I was made fully aware that they were not my supervisors, and they never acted like they were. I've also heard rumors ...
  10. Do Most LVN/LPN's hate RN's?

    My best friend has been an LPN for about 6 years now, and she currently works in psych. Her program was of the intense, year-long variety, prerequisites and all. I have listened to her on and on tell me that RN's don't do anything, don't know anythin...
  11. New CNA feeling pretty fed up.

    Thank you, coolpeach. I do not have an aversion to body fluids at all, in fact in previous jobs my coworkers would make fun of me for being "the boil whisperer". ( I actually love really gross skin stuff-fascinating) My favorite part of the whole job...
  12. threatened with license review

    I quit a job in a LTC with no notice because it was AWFUL. I got a very threatening call from the Nurse Manager telling me that my CNA license could be put under state review and possibly revoked because I left and simply quit by calling Human Resour...
  13. uwm, uwmadison, or matc

    I am in my last semester of prereqs for the ADN program at MATC. I will comment on some things mentioned before: Parking is awful and expensive. The school is planning on bringing the UPASS system back, which means you can take the bus all the time f...
  14. Do Most LVN/LPN's hate RN's?

    Thank you all so much for your thoughtful replies. I can tell this is a hot button issue, and I am glad to see so many people that keep it in the perspective of taking everyone on an individual basis rather than a stock stereotype.