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C2Allen11

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  1. Patient: (rambling non-sense) Nurse: 'mama it's 11 in the midnight you need to be sleep' other nurses listening: gezz if she wasn't confused before I bet she is now hahaha
  2. To be honest I think it will depend on the individual manager conducting the interview. They are all going to have their own opinion in what's important. I would suggest keeping the grades up so you will always have options for further education open to you; furthermore I would venture to say what you do as a CNA you can pick up very quickly once you start on a floor.
  3. I agree with Sharon
  4. What worked best for me was the straight forward honest approach, like look I don't know everything but I'm a willing and quick learner
  5. Ours just attach to the bed and have a steel case that the tank fits in.
  6. If you don't have time for the gym, try little things like ankle weights or taking the stairs, or for me working nights the biggest thing is avoiding munching on everything in sight :)
  7. I agree, I just go to the skin. Usually isnt that big of a hassle.
  8. I work ICU nights...I tend to just make sure I get in long runs or the hard training on the days off. On my nights that I work I come home and go straight to bed, then wake up 1-2 hours before work and get light workouts in. I found it actually really wakes me up for work more so than from bed to the unit :)
  9. I say there's nothing wrong with a trimmed, well kept beard. I personally don't leave home without it :)
  10. The new nike Lunar running shoes are SO comfortable.
  11. I went to Texas A&M Corpus Christi and completed one that takes approx. 13 months.
  12. We use clinical suite which is still in development, it is easy to navigate because it is in the form of a webpage w/links a back button etc. However, in the ICU it has limited use as of right now, its going to be interesting to see if they can come up with an efficient way to do all the documenting required in an ICU.
  13. That's a tough job but the ones that I know that went that direction really have a passion for it and have had good things to say.

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