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7miles, but it takes me 25-30mins, a lot of traffic lights, two school zones and residential area on the way

Exactly!!!

what are the good hospitals in Bay Area?

I understand that " ST segment elevation that present in two or more anatomically contiguous leads indicates MI", but I could not figure out: why is that so? what is the eletrical activity that is happening in ventricle makes ST segment elevated? Thanks for your help!

Can you explain a bit on how the "donation" works? thank you!!

I felt for you!!! It demands so much physicallly for bedside nursing. I am trying to figure out what my career pathway would be. What would be your suggestion for those middle-age nurses? what are the choices we have ?

I felt so shy to ask people for recommendation letters, but I know , it is important! What should I say to them?

I am seriously considering to transfer to the cath lab or PACU. I know a lot of nurses who work on the floor have back/neck problems due to high physical demands. I could not imagine myself running on the floor, cleaning and changing pts when I am at age 55 or 60. No offence to my senior nurses, they are absolutely wonderful! I am just seeking a way to prolong my career. Is Cath Lab a good choice?or PACU? any suggestions plz?

I can't find a pair of good footwear for working days. Have tried the Densko clogs, a bit too high and too heavy. As for the Nike running shoes, they are not airing enough for 13hrs wearing. Any suggestions plz??

Anybody in RN-BSN program in Bayarea can share your experience? Thank you!

I don't have the mspowerpoint:cry:. The exam was not very difficult, but definitely not easy also. Have to study for it. Good luck to you.

I passed my PCCN last week :chuckle. CMC will be the next thing for me... .Looking for study material for CMC. Any recommendations pls?

hi, everyone, I am considering to take pccn exam, but I could not find the test locations in my area online. I am in LA area. Could anyone give me a link pls? thanks