sailornurse

sailornurse

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  1. Vacation?

  2. Missing narcotics

    When the cards went missing what did the supervisors/managers/charge nurses/admin people do? How long ago was
  3. Question about out-of-state meds

    I work in an Allergy/Asthma/Immunology clinic, typically this is given once a month, or in some cases twice a month. There are special requirement to store, mix (swirler required) and administer this....
  4. Question about out-of-state meds

    Bi-weekly injection of what medication?
  5. There is usually a 2 year learning curve for a new grad. You went into Er as a new grad and did well. Now you've stepped it up to higher level of acuity. It will take time to learn the basics let...
  6. Meaning of your username?

    Spent 3 years as Navy
  7. CVS Minute Clinic

    I'm a former ER nurse and it's quite different being the only provider in urgent care/minute clinic type settings. Completely different ballgame being an ER RN vs FNP. One urgent care we do...
  8. Hi Trauma, Thanks for starting a new thread. I am very interested in this as it goes to show the differences in actual practice that can occur. I also found that Georgia recognizes 5 types of APRNs,...
  9. Ok I am still looking into this. Here is something I found....
  10. Repeating classes. Denied getting in?

    The info is in various places such as the course catalogs or in the individual academic program descriptions. It may not be on a website. Sometimes the registrar's office may be able to guide you but...
  11. Can you send a link to the Georgia State legislature bill so we can review and give feedback. The consensus model does not speak to the setttings that NP's practice in as far as I know. I am a FNP...
  12. BUMP to Nurse Practitioner Forum
  13. Repeating classes. Denied getting in?

    At the school where I taught, if you withdrew with a failing grade, it was considered a failed
  14. All the degrees, no job

    Oh so you work/are an Adult Gero NP? And you were adding the Family Psych cert in the DNP program, ok got
  15. New to the nursing world!

    Ok thanks for the clarification, the you can not use the titles of LPN/LVN after your name until you earn them, that's per terms of service. Good luck in your
  16. All the degrees, no job

    What was the focus of your DNP program? Where you in the Psych Family NP track? Why were you expecting to be taught advance clinical skills? Did you get a degree plan with the curriculum listed? There...
  17. Nursing School

    Let me see if I understand correctly, you started Spring 2016 semester with 1.7 GPA, you repeated 3 courses and now your GPA is a 3.5? Is the semester over for Spring 2016? How is this being...
  18. New to the nursing world!

    Please clarify, what do you mean you will be starting your career, you have LPN,LVN by your username. Are you graduating from an LPN program? or are you starting as a student
  19. Type B in a Type A world

    Oh, I like this wording, can we please add it to the AN vocabulary? Where is Acute? I was told he is in charge of
  20. Why or why not CRNA?

    As for the minimum 2-3 years of ICU experience, you may be competing with nurses who have 2x or 3x years of experience or more & many will come with all types of certifications such as flight...
  21. Almost New-Grad that will work in OB

    If that is your real name, please change it for your own protection. I googled your name, if you live in filer idaho, you need to change it to something
  22. Tuition for nursing school...

    Be sure you are speaking to a health care recruiter. Do Not Talk to an enlisted recruiter. You need to take to the recruiter for nurse
  23. New NP's- any job placement difficulties?

    It depends on the geographical location as to the opportunities. You can do a search on these forums. I personally am on several internet sites, have my cv posted and get daily emails with multiple...
  24. MSN,BSN AND RN

    Welcome to AN, I see this is your first post. Even with an MSN (sounds like you already have a bachelor's degree in another field? & will be looking at a Master's entry into nursing) you will...
  25. Please help, super conflicted!

    I still vote for the short commute & the ER experience you will gain will lead to other opportunities. Keep your eye open in a couple of years for positions in the ICU if you are leaning towards...