kkcrank replied to Mommy of 2's topic in Neurological
I'm on a neuro/tele floor. We see a lot of statins, ace inhibitors, beta blockers, hydromorphone, oxycodone, nimitop, ativan, insulins, cardizem/heparin drips, mannitol, coumadin, depakote, dilantin,...
For those who have been to COT/officer training, I have a question from one of the nurses that I am going with: Are you able to change whether or not you accept loan repayment during COT? Our final...
kkcrank replied to confusedstudentnurse's topic in Ohio Nursing
I relocated from Toledo to Cbus 2 months ago, and still haven't found a job. University Hospitals won't hire without at least a year of experience, unless you are in their internship program. It sucks...
I was getting commissioned at Wright-Patt yesterday, and the Healthcare Recruiter told me that for the next FY (2010 --starting in Oct) they only have 180 nursing positions that need to be filled....
LOL. Wow. It wasn't meant to disappoint anyone. It was meant to encourage those who were thinking about applying to the NTP program to do it sooner rather than later. I know nurses who didn't get...
For the NCLEX, I think you know it or you don't. You can't really study because there are so many topics! I know there were meds and diseases on my NCLEX I hadn't even heard of! Yet, I passed with 75...
I'm going to COT in about 3 weeks. I was selected for Andrews AFB, but they are changing the med-surg into a clinic, so my assignment has just been changed to Lackland. Lackland is supposed to be a...
Something I haven't really seen on these boards... Everyone who is an active duty military nurse, what is your typical nurse to patient ratio? Where are you stationed? What department do you work
So is this incorrect? "Band C. Those in Band C can expect to be deployed for 6 months every 24 months. Band C includes medical personnel (except behavioral health ), supply, communications,...
I submitted everything at the end of April... graduated May 9th... got my ATT the middle of June... tested the first available date which was the end of June. On the plus side, it was only like 3...
1. Ohio State University 2. Adult Health and Illness NP 3. Working full-time 4. Part-time 5. I'm actually doing distance education for now as I found out I'm being relocated to Lackland AFB in
Lackland is apparently one of the best for trauma. Andrews will probably not be an option since they are changing med-surg into a clinic (that's where I was supposed to