bigjohnsmom

It is possible to start a relationship where you work after all you see those people more than you do your own family.However I don't think I would date someone who worked in the same department that I worked in because it would be hard to work with that person again if something did go wrong in the relationship.

you can go to the texas board of nursing site and there should be links that you can follow to get the information that you need.

well I am like Karen You can't predict what your day is going to be like. I work 7-7 sometimes 8-6 or 11-11 . The day usually starts with breakfast if the ER is not swamped all ready and then we wait to see what comes thru the door. BUt we don't ever dare say we are quiet or not busy because as soon as those words are uttered an emergency will happen

I know where I work we usually draw and give our own injections unless we are working a code and then we trust each other enough to do that but only in emergency situations. As far as charting same thing goes there we do are own charting but in emergency situations we have someone do the charting and the nurse who is in charge of the patient usually rereads and then cosigns . But only in emergency situations does that happen,Because what if you would have to go to court and the medication you gave was wrong? they aren"t going to take into consideration that you gave something someone else drew up so from experience it would be best to draw up your own meds and give them unless of course it is an emergency and then you have to be able to trust your co workers enough that they would have your back.

Does anyone know what the rate of pay is in Texas the Austin Area For LPNS with experience?