roser13

roser13 ASN, RN

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  1. I serve on a team of medical professionals to tend to the care of the patient. But I only call myself what I am - not a doctor, not a CNA .......an RN. Doing so does not take anything away from...
  2. This thread is 4 years old. I doubt that OP is around to answer
  3. Yes, we just tear open a wipe & wave it under the the patient's nose. In my experience, it always works better if the patient's eyes are closed, which they usually are in PACU. A&O folks tend...
  4. Lol, we just do it. I seriously have never thought about needing a protocol to open an alcohol wipe and wave it under someone's nose. Good luck, though, I hope someone can help you
  5. New grad to med surg unit, all experienced nurses leaving

    The best advice is to not borrow trouble. It's good that you like your unit director and other co-workers. I hope that you all can bond and form a wonderful collaboration. Hopefully your worst fears...
  6. Lvn/Pn vs RN

    As has been said by PP, you can certainly make a case for the reverse. In my experience (and only MY experience), some LVN's appear to bear grudges against RN's and resent that the RN is in a...
  7. Scared of Night Shift d/t Mental Health Dx

    I've worked for 18 years, never once on a night shift. However, times were very different when I graduated and took my first floor position. My best advice is to try not to panic. It may well be...
  8. New Grad RN can't find a job

    Wow, I swear I just saw another thread started by someone with your exact same story. Or, could that be
  9. Sign-on Bonuses Are Alive and Well

    Haven't seen anything that pretty in a long, long
  10. Columbia Nursing School !

    You might receive the best information & advice by actually contacting the school and speaking to Admissions and the Financial Aid
  11. Nursing or Accounting.. Please help me decide.

    OP probably did. It's been 5 years since she's been
  12. Is clinic nursing a dirty job?

    You forgot the WHOOP Whoop!! There it
  13. Anyone excited about your RN life ahead?

    Get over yourself. Everyone works for their paycheck. Even Florence Nightengale. No one, and I mean NO ONE can afford to work because they value their worth to their patients. Of COURSE money is...
  14. ICU nurse

    CNA experience in the ICU will not give you an edge for an RN position. Completely different roles. However, if you made influential friends while in the ICU - all bets are
  15. None. As in, a medication error is never "acceptable." It is a problem to be reviewed, remedied, and with re-education taking place. As to how many you can commit before termination: 100%...
  16. It's NOT a nursing program. It's MA training. Watch it again with that in
  17. Lol! Do I want to "crash their crib?" I think not! And what's with the MA's practicing on hospital patients? Since when do hospitals hire MA's? i feel sorry for the folks who don't know any better...
  18. I'm not sure how any of us could help you. Most nurses in general are having a tough time finding employment, even without stips. And LPN's are being phased out of some facilities/areas so there...
  19. Nclex pn denial of application for licensure

    This thread is 3 years old. OP has no doubt moved
  20. Nclex subjective exam

    Your "behavior" in school has nothing to do with taking or passing the
  21. You need to pay closer attention to the news. This issue is very much more prevelant these days, particularly in areas of the country hard hit by meth and heroin epidemics. There are some small...
  22. Should I Go Back to School!!??

    FWIW: It's lose, not loose. Exclamation points are more effective in lesser quantities. Graduate degree-readers will appreciate both of those
  23. Is clinic nursing a dirty job?

    Who are you
  24. I think we're being trolled. This cannot be
  25. Virginia BON - did I pass NCLEX?

    My crystal ball says......you don't KNOW until you know. And no, you are NOT a "bona fide" RN until you