You know your a neuro nurse when: you start doing neuro checks to your grandmother at the drop of a hat. you walk to the room slowly when someone yells, "pt in __ is seizing" learn to juggle IV lines...
I haven't read all of the replies so I appologize in advance for repeating anything already said... 1st off, I understand where you are coming from too. I've been at my current job for 8 months and I...
This could be my post as well. The job market when I finished school was so scarce that unstead of seeking a position in a unit or 2 that I feel in love with during clinicals, I was forced to apply...
Thank you all for your replies. About the tuition policy...we verbally agreed (that is the group of students in that first scholarship program) to work 3 years, but nothing was signed. That being...
I'm having a problem with my first job as well and am thankful to hear someone else so that one's own mental/emotional/physical well being is more important than the employer, who wouldn't think twice...
For documentation and legal issues, blood return is a must, especially if given a viscious fluid/medication. I'm a new nurse, but on my floor we do IV's daily so I've done over 50 already and finally...
I hope this won't get long, but I have a feeling it might..... I finished nursing school and recieved my license in May of 2010. I was on a scholarship to a local hospital and in return I agreed to...