Nscorpiored replied to martymoose's topic in Operating Room
Wow! This thread is 4 years old and I am coming up on my 4th year as a circulator time flies and the way my career has changed. Hopefully, you have been able to find a solution but I did want to add...
Agreed!
It's so much to learn and you have to hit the ground running it's unfair how they expect OR nurses to come in, know everything, and be comfortable doing it.
I would say that is my...
Is this a travel contract???
Because I enjoy Ortho/Neuro as I move further into my career I plan to more than likely do solely Orthopedic Surgery/OR PRN/Per
Interesting because travel nurses have told me that you need to skilled in, of course, the basics, neuro/ortho/general/robotics/gynecology/cysto (I do all of these in rotation but my main service line...
Nscorpiored replied to Guest 1170770's topic in Operating Room
VERY!
At my hospital the CRNA/AA/PA brings the patient back to the OR but only after the OR nurse has seen, interviewed, signed off on the patient. Those few minutes have helped me determine what...
Nscorpiored replied to martymoose's topic in Operating Room
Yeah I can see the dilemma Then I would say working in a surgery center would be best instead of an acute setting...because call is apart of OR life...and unless they are willing to work with you (my...
Nscorpiored replied to martymoose's topic in Operating Room
Sorry you will have to take the advice of others and just do ambulatory/surgery centers (and even they sometimes have to do urgent/emergent cases)...the only other option I have heard of is if you...
Nscorpiored replied to Rose_Queen's topic in Operating Room
Yes! They have cancelled all elective surgeries emergent/urgent only. We come in the morning and have more than 20 surgeries, by 730 am the surgeries are cut down to less than 10 Speaking for myself...
Nscorpiored replied to Nurse2bArielle4life's topic in Operating Room
Well let me just update all of you because I didn't mean to quote myself LOL It's a lot of hard work but it's proven to be even harder since Covid-19 hit my orientation has been majorly effected On...
Well it's official I passed the PeriOp 101 Final Exam and I am now looking forward to my rotations for the next 6 to 9 months. As for the final exam To the poster who said it wasn't as bad as they...
Nscorpiored replied to Nurse2bArielle4life's topic in Operating Room
Congratulations and my program started in October so in a matter of a month I will be taking the Periop 101 Final Exam...I am now on week 2 of didactic/computer modules...we are rotating in and out of...
Nscorpiored replied to marcnor's topic in Operating Room
My previous place of employment had a policy in place that nurses who have been in the OR for 25 years or more did not have to take call My present place of employment, the educators explained to me...
Nscorpiored replied to MNNurseJoJo's topic in Operating Room
I am finding that it does come in handy because it allows for you to learn at your own pace, it specifies in great details why you do what you do and the reasoning behind each aspect, in addition...
Nscorpiored replied to Starkiss1209's topic in Operating Room
Look into Emory they do their PeriOperative 101 Nurse Residency around February/March, June/July, and September/October; Grady Memorial is Level 1 Trauma but I saw their job openings for the...