sallyrnrrt

O guess I retire after 53yr

You know your abilities and experiences..... rely on that& best wishes

Im 75y, 12 hr shift little tuff since I had bilateral knee replacements

Love you.Viva, fly high

well yes some days , but Im 72 ?

great to hear from you CapeCod

Im allergic to retirement, 48 years here

way to go Davey :)

PS I am not an ADN but an old fashion diploma program RN, and a RRT

Keep a closed system closed, decreases chance of infections

I poured on my cattle's back, and injected IM in a feeder pig......when we had our ranch..... keep wondering if I pass a worm, but nothing yet The preventive program is pretty simple, take one tablet, the three days later another, and one every two weeks.....

not for me I am taking prophylactic ivermectin

Offer #2 cvicu.......for me my choice

I love them, possibly 90% of the far to many scrubs I own and wear

No false positives, My advice just comply with what the program ask...... And fly under the. Radar Best wishes, it can be done with a successful ending of the program

We know what we know because we did it....there is a devolution on clinical in today's nursing education ....of course I'm coming from a '72 diploma program......our critical thinking skills were developed in our 70% clinical

I hope the older experienced nurse takes my attitude, I love to help a younger nurse develope and mayoress, wish you were working with someone similar to me, who realizes, teaching and nurturing the younger nurse is an asset... Again, Best Wishes Sally

Learn from us crusty old bats....we were where you are now decades ago.... learn from your deficiencies, I always took a corrective action on my part as a younger nurse as a teaching moment........you c,an be a better nurse, learning something from an experienced nurse, my 46.5 years as a RN, makes it more than one. Rodeo nurses as me have rode out..... you will be a wonderful nurse, if you do not take our experience defensive.... You can do this, as some of us v" crusty ole bats". Need some relief, and we need you younger nurses Best Wishes Sally

The devil in me would page a resident.....remember the voice pager, knowning he was on an elavator coming to the unit, and in a disguised voice., holler help let me out of here.....and other sillies

george Washington hospital , in Wash.DC, use to........

The description of ER nurse with multiple patient load in addition to two other patients that were successful codes on ventilators, needing icu bed.......one of those patients I had for 2 days in ER.....finally got her bed.....in icu

Quality medical center, I'm sorry I don't know about salary and differential

Gotta watch out for that retirement thing.......sometimes, it bites you in the booty, especially if you are a workaholic.....((grins))

Ok in my humble 46.5 years of being an RN.... The strains are not always accurate, The preservatives are neurotoxin

I did MDS assessments in LTC/SNF......it's an administrative RN position, usually day hours, M-F......a lot of training can be found at the " Dad, CMS website.....plus all LTC have at least an RN as DON........ Best Wishes