Actually, there are quite a few other medical indications including glaucoma and PTSD, but none of that matters. If your state, state BON, or facility prohibits it, then that's it. It can be legal all...
Is there anyone familiar with University Hospital and what the difference between Staff Nurse A and Staff Nurse B job listings are, other than minimum pay? I am considering moving back to Ohio and...
LLLovely replied to LLLovely's topic in Ohio Nursing
Not trying to sharp shoot, but is that a guess? I ask because if A was just for ADNs, then wouldn't it specify that in the job description and the same with B having a BSN as a
This isn't exactly military specific, but I couldn't justify putting it anywhere else. I have been in the military 18 years, albeit not all as a nurse, and have never had the need for malpractice...
Hahaha, I used to work at Womack. So glad I PCS'd. However, the way lawsuits against the government/military work is that the military/government pays, regardless. Unless there was gross negligence,...
Somebody said this to me when I was getting discouraged as a new OB nurse and it was tremendously helpful. I have since passed it on to several people at work. The first 50-100 cervical checks are...
Our PACU has no spot to secure medications between doses. I suppose we could waste after each dose, but there is a lot of discussion at our facility about unnecessary waste. For example, Fentanyl...
LLLovely replied to PeepnBiscuitsRN's topic in Ob/Gyn
The youngest I've seen is 14. She was just in last month. Turns out her step-father was the dad and they were having an affair. We think the mother knew, but once the teen admitted it to her PP nurse,...
One hospital where I worked had CNAs. They did primarily VS, but we were a very busy unit and finally started making better use of the resource. So, in addition, they also did PP ambulation, emptying...
I think it depends entirely on the hiring climate where you live/work. That said, if I were hiring and I had two otherwise equal applicants, one who had LTC experience and one who had med-surg...
I agree with this. It applies to men and women. Our labor staff is comprised of about 32 RNs, a few of whom are part-time. Four of those 32 are men, all of whom work full-time. The only complaint I...
We don't have a policy on it, so it depends on the patient. If she is giving me signs that she is progressing quickly, I might do one before only to help the CRNA determine if perhaps an intrathecal...
While I love it, this article is missing something that most providers require in their professional reading, references. And statistics. And peer reviews. And... Obviously, it is difficult to design...
LLLovely replied to DJ Trance AZ's topic in Ob/Gyn
This. The ONLY place that multiples are recorded as such is under the L of TPAL. It's usually still self-explanatory, unless a woman has more than one set of multiples, then you have to start asking...
That depends. How long do you want to spend in the military? Can you afford to pay for your own grad degree? Are you sure you want an MSN that leads to advanced practice? Can you get an RN job...
I'm an Army nurse, have worked post-partum and am moving to L&D, both by choice. After about six months on the PP unit, I was assigned as charge about once a week. The civilian nurses are not all...
Does anybody know whether working AP and post-partum counts as experience for the exam? Nurses where I work who already have their RNC are saying that it does. The web site is a little vague on what...
Not waiting here. Admitted a chronic HTN tonight at 36+6, at midnight the pit started for induction. She does not have pre-E, baby is fine, her pressures have been primarily borderline, but we're...
Prescreen is actually a very quick process, assuming your recruiter is experienced and the liaisons are doing their jobs correctly. I can't speak for all MEPS (worked in KC), but the medical...
I agree with jeck. In many ways, I had more freedom when I was enlisted. As an officer in another branch before becoming a nurse, I had more autonomy and WAY more time off. Being an Army nurse will...
All of the branches are slowing recruiting. FYI, your recruiter does not "make" waivers. Your recruiter requests waivers on your behalf and they get approved elsewhere depending on the nature of the...
You will need weight tickets. There is a checklist available at Transportation about documentation you will need when you file a travel voucher so that you will get paid for everything you are...