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They ask experienced RN's a LOT of situational type questions to see how well you prioritize. As well, they will also ask about family type matters to see if you know when the client's family needs an update from the Resident or Intensivist, and when Social Work may need to be called in.

This video combines different types of brain imaging to visualize a brain tumor in a female patient. http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1827871101/bctid1811520540

There is a huge demand for Registered Nurses in Ontario and especially Toronto. Hospitals can't seem to retain new Nurses in areas such as Critical Care and Emergency. As well, floor Nurses quickly get fed up of the work load and leave to join ICU, and become disillusioned there as well. The result is an abundance of agency Nursing work. Nurses make their own hours, and the hospitals need them to solve staffing issues. An agency Nurse can make an excellent living incorporating themselves as a business, and working with one or two agencies. For more information on how the whole thing works in Ontario, PM me.