Jenifer819 replied to stustressed's topic in Ob/Gyn
It is standard for the supervisor to wait to discuss with the staff following the peer interview. Also, a tour is generally done with the interview. I have sent a thank you note following the...
I am a type I diabetic on insulin pump. My BG climbs when I have an infection. Viruses usually don't effect my BG's, but everyone is different. Maybe ask to have his WBC's checked. UTI,
Jenifer819 replied to Princessluvv's topic in General Nursing
I say to follow your gut. Imagine yourself five years from now as an RN or five years from now as a dietician. How do you feel after imagining each one? may seem trivial and silly, but I believe my...
Jenifer819 replied to studenter1988's topic in General Nursing
Hi! I work in the Peds ED in NM and we don't use phlebotomists. We do the IV starts (usually on everyone) and get blood at the same time from cannula. So....no phlebotomists where I work. I did...
UNM Children's Hospital, Albuquerque, NM, February 20, 2009 ($30.37/hr - day shift). Not sure night shift as I only work days. If you work for staffing within the hospital, you make
Jenifer819 replied to jeneecw's topic in Texas Nursing
Can you change your first choice to North Harris? they take 100 students (if I'm not mistaken). I graduated from Tomball ADN program in May '07. I loved it! After we graduated there was a huge...
Nikki, First of all, good for you on a having your educational and career path all mapped out when you're a senior in HS!!! Okay, I rec'd my ADN from Tomball College (aka Lone Star as it's now...
wow! Guess it depends on where you work. My RN manager @ TCH said I could shadow a dept. if I wanted to transfer and she'd do anything to help me get there. It may just be that location and if...
Really? I wouldn't think so at all. Having M/S experience can ONLY be a plus for you. I am from Houston, went to school in Houston and worked at Texas Children's up until last July when we moved...
Are you an RN? If so, apply for a job and see what happens. Many hospitals have internships. If you are interested in switching fields, then apply for one of those. 5 years is not a long
As an RN, I am hypervigilant about making sure the proper documentation is provided when narcotics are ordered/given, as well as making sure I sign for them, etc. It is my nursing license that is on...
I work in the Peds ED and was taking BP's on an 18 yo female a few days ago in her calves d/t IV's in both AC's. Her BP in her calf was significantly higher. I mentioned this to the ER attending and...