meco46

I am a christian nurse in the chicago area, and there are tons of us here. Just keep in mind that this is the platform that God has given us to live out our faith. To me there is no better calling than to have the blessed privilege to care for those who are sick with the love, grace, and mercy of Christ! Yes, you may be alone in the environment where you work, but you are not alone! because Christ lives in you so it is as though he himself were taking care of them through you. I know it can be difficult when you are weary and there are no other christians around on the job to give you spiritual encouragement. Just keep in mind that he who has called you is faithfull and he will also keep you!

Hello colleagues, I have spent all of my three years as a nurse in dialysis. Now I am moving to ambulatory care (primary care plus clinic). I would just like to know what to expect and what areas of medical information I should reintroduce myself to? In dialysis, patients have multiple medical issues, however, as a nurse if their problems are not HD related, we are instructed to have the pt see their pcp. well, after three years of that I have become stagnant in nursing growth and have forgotten a lot of med-surg knowledge. What do I need to restudy to be a knowledgable nurse in the ambulatory setting.