godbless-yute replied to Girlygirl69's topic in General Nursing
I think anybody posing as something they are not is BS!. It has nothing to do with thinking too much of what you do, or feeling that you're better than someone else, it's about principle. If you ever...
198 views and only 1 person replied??? Thanks NeoPediRN......come on the rest of you, I really want as much information as possible before i jump into this. thanks in
godbless-yute replied to BaptistBites's topic in Emergency
My ED calls names over the intercom in the wr, which the majority of the time could barely be heard when the wr is full. The "number" idea could get ugly since most patients don't understand the...
godbless-yute replied to chivon101's topic in Travel
I'm a young AA nurse myself, I'm planning on starting traveling in the spring which would put me at exactly two yrs ER experience. I'm wanting to go to/near Philadelphia for my first assignment.....do...
godbless-yute replied to NurseLoveJoy88's topic in General Nursing
I don't think there is ever a good reason to put your health at risk for a patient. Even if this lady was losing massive amts of blood, she could always get fluids and a transfusion if it were that...
Actually this is a HIPAA violation. The hospital can be fined $500k for this incident. I only know this because the same thing happened at my hospital and the pt didn't handle it as cool as yours did...
Hi all, I'm planning on moving to Philly as a travel nurse sometime in the early spring. I have a BSN and 2 yrs ED experience in a Level 2 Trauma Center. I'm trying to get a ballpark idea of what I...
Hi all, I'm planning on moving to the Quakertown area in the spring. I know that I will likely have to commute to Philadelphia, or at least Allentown, either doesn't make a difference to me because I...
godbless-yute replied to TJobs's topic in Emergency
My ER is a level 2 trauma center that sees around 300ish patients a day. - set 3wk pattern - no call requirement - if they are short staffed they start calling ppl to see if they want to pick up...
Hi, I'm moving from Atlanta, GA to PA (somewhere between Philly/Quakertown/ Lehigh Valley) next year. I'm in an ER at a Level2 trauma center right now. By the time I move I will have exactly two full...
Hi All, I've noticed that it seems like no one likes to answer questions about pay rates, but I still have to ask. I now have a full yr of nursing experience (in the ER). A soon-to-be former...
Hi all, So, its official, I'm gonna be moving to Quakertown, PA!! I'm an ER RN so I definitely want to work at a trauma center, level 1 preferably, so I know I won't actually be working in...
Hi all, I've officially survived my first year in the ED with good reviews from my supervisor. I'm ready to take the next step in my career. I do ultimately plan to go back to school for NP (I have a...
godbless-yute replied to MAISY, RN-ER's topic in Emergency
At my hospital, we have "team triage". There are 3-4 RN's doing triage in little triage rooms. Based on acuity, and pt's appearance/behavior they are either sent back out to the waiting room (wr) or...
godbless-yute replied to ByTheLake's topic in Emergency
I thought that by now most hospitals were on to electronic charting, but based on you guys comments, I'm guessing I was very wrong about that....care to share where you guys are? (just
godbless-yute replied to MsBruiser's topic in General Nursing
I personally don't think you should be friends with supervisors (even if they're not ur direct supervisor) unless you guys were already bff's prior to them being a supervisor. I have co-workers as...
Hi All, I've noticed that it seems like no one likes to answer questions about pay rates, but I still have to ask. I now have a full yr of nursing experience (in the ER). A soon-to-be former...
Hi all! So, I've finished my first year as an ER RN, I'm thinking about starting to travel at the begining of next year. That would give me exactly 2yrs nursing experience. I'm also planning on moving...
godbless-yute replied to godbless-yute's topic in Emergency
Yes, I already have ACLS and TNCC. I'm guessing its a myth, but i was told that CCRN was more for ICU/PCU nurses and that CEN was our "version" of that. CPEN, I was sort of avoiding just because I...