rebeccamischel

Hi Vicki: I hope to heck people don't look down on LTC, seeing as there are next to nil jobs for new RNs. It's not my top choice but I may need to go that route with the hopes of moving into a more traditional hospital-based RN position down the road. I'll be curious to hear what other people have to say on the topic - and - how people with LTC/SNF are viewed when applying for, say, a med-surg job. :)

At my practicum site, a lot of our post-TAH/BSO patients like to use them after surgery with some Tefla strips between the staples and the binder - feels like it gives them more support. And some patients don't really care either way.