MomBabyUnitRN replied to livealoha's topic in Ob/Gyn
I absolutely don't think it's wrong to tell them you can't take patients. How would a med/surg nurse like to come up to L/D and take a patient? I used to float to med/surg all the time early in my...
MomBabyUnitRN replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
It can be hard to forgive yourself when a med error is made. I still remember my first med error; gladly, it has faded over the decades. I had floated to another floor which was common back then. It...
Where I work, it's $800 per credit. My CNA class is a 4 credit class; so it's $3200 per semester. Some semesters are module classes meaning they may be only 8 weeks long or it could be a traditional...
I've been teaching high school CNA classes for about a year and a half. I love those kids! They are so much fun. These are 4 credit classes that they take through our professional-technical...
Hi fellow nurses... I'm in this class right now, and I can feel your pain so acutely. Is that Era III? Anyway... Just know that you're not alone in your painful feelings of reading and trying to...
Oh my gosh... sorry, I just seen this! I have 46cu's left to get my MSN. I believe you have to 150cu's to get your MSN. My first term went very well. Booted up some classes from my next term to...
I go to WGU and have never had a course mentor that doesn't have a Ph.D. My student mentor has an MSN however. I know that there are course mentors that have MSN's, but they're generally not...
I am starting the first of July. I have two friends who have gone there. One completed her MSN and now teaches (at home) for WGU and one completed her BSN and works for public health. She is...
MomBabyUnitRN replied to BrandonLPN's topic in Geriatric, LTC
It's been a long time since I worked in a SNF, but it was against policy to get residents up before day shift. We didn't mind getting them dressed if they were already up, but to physically get them...
Hi Rhonda. I work in L/D part time. I remember when I first started working there, we'd use oranges (baby's head) to apply fetal scalp leads. That orange would be in a box of course. And it...