i am not the only nurse, 7 am is just when we start. pts come in at 7am also. when we go in at 5:30 its for machine and water room set up. one nurse to 7 or 8 pts and 2 techs. sorry i wasnt
be prepared for long days. i dont know how other facilities run, but at mine, we all work as techs. not every day, but at least one day a week. days start as early as 5:30, and can end as late as it...
i don't know about that particular brand, but i had a similar pair of shoes, without the holes. about halfway through my shift i would have a puddle in the toe area. holes for me all the
i think many ltc facilities do this. if we are short and can't find anyone to fill in, everyone pitches in, not just the lpn's, the rn's as well, sometimes even management. i personally have never had...
sounds like i need to move. lol when i started out five years ago, i was making 10.60 an hour, after three years i was making 12.50. i took a year off to persue employment outside the healthcare...
i have only had one job as an lpn. i took the job because they have 12 hour shifts and i get more days off. i really enjoy my time away from work. i hate being called in on my days off. it seems like...
first you need to know speed comes with practice. if you are trying to rush, you will make mistakes. worry more about doing it right. i never did understand all the rules about the times to pass...
rigidchop replied to carbaminohemoglobin's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
when i first got my license, i started in a LTC facitilty (the same one i work in now) and i had a few CNA's that wanted to push my buttons and try and bully me. i stood my ground, and eventually they...
don't give up, i'm sure you worked really hard to get through school, don't throw it away. step back, take a breather, then dive back in. there is no question that the test is hard, i don't know of...
i don't want to scare you, but i had alot of homework. so much so, that it was advised by the school that we not work. most of the students in my class didn't either. there were a few that worked, and...