azguyrn

azguyrn

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About azguyrn

azguyrn has 18 years experience and specializes in Emergency; Corrections.


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  1. No one else to talk to and just need to vent....

    I've been doing this 18 years and still have the occasional crazy shift. But give it time, the more you do it, the easier it gets. I've done alot of time in the tiny 'rural' ER, there are definitely...
  2. Arizona LPN's

    As above, they're also urgent cares, Jails, Prisons. Lot's of work if you want to come home to the
  3. Remember in Corrections your're dealing with people most of us would prefer not to be around. More often than not your depending on your own assessment skills to decide a plan of care. If something...
  4. Something doesn't feel right

    You should be able to go to your supersvisor and relate you don't feel comfortable with this situation. She can talk to the work supervisor of the IM's and remind them the IM's need to be where...
  5. Terminated!

    I've worked in corrections for 8 years, ED nursing for 15 years. I think you really need to fight this. You should start with the grievance process with HR at the facility. You should also be able to...
  6. Recomendations for Non-nursing jobs

    Everyone would like 'experience', but if you provide a good cover letter explaining your interest in nursing, a nurse manager would probably give you a
  7. Recomendations for Non-nursing jobs

    Try applying for Patient registration or unit clerk. This gets you into a hospital and actually allows you to do quite a bit of observation. Having a business degree should pique the interest of a...
  8. Are Student Nurses Prepared for "Real Life?'

    There's a big difference from the late 80's/early 90's. I can see the difference of the shift away from diploma RN's. Those 3 year programs were basically all clinical. I don't think the ADN or BSN...
  9. Questions from a Struggling ER New Grad

    Echoing the other responses, it comes down to anticipating what you and the provider will need for the patients you're assigned. Anticipating what you'll need (supplies, labs, poss. dx) will make...
  10. Why do you like Emergency Department Nursing?

    The variety, the pace, the challenge. Working with other nurses and staff who are focused on doing the best they can with what they have. Unlike many other nursing specialties, the're aren't set...
  11. New ED nurses who "know it all"

    You have to document! Let your unit educator or manager know also, arrange a conference. Nothing is more deadly than a new RN who thinks 'they know everything' and won't listen. When I was a manager,...
  12. does prison nursing affect your home life?

    A myth. I do Correctional & ER Nursing. ER nursing is way more stressful. I get assaulted verbally and physically in the ED on a daily basis, more than I ever have working in a
  13. how do you get into a RN job in corrections?

    Google the state web site your're interested in, there's always openings in