Tina, RN

Tina, RN

Acute Care, CM, School Nursing

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  1. At Last!

    Hooray! I'm so happy for you. Good luck on your first day, and with your new job! Enjoy signing your name with your credentials.
  2. nurse navigator role

    I'm just returning to the workforce as a RN. I've never heard of a "nurse navigator" before. What is it,
  3. Little Miss Know-It-All ?

    Good for you! I would never sign for something I didn't personally give... To me, it sounds like the agency burse feels threatened by you. Stick to your guns!
  4. Congrats on landing a job! :) I agree with Calliotter3. Get a little notebook, and write little notes for yourself on important policies/procedures at your facility. I'd also recommed getting one of...
  5. The 1st check as an rn....yay!!! Or nay!!

    Very, very interesting thread! Where you live has such a huge impact on your pay... I'm in NY, so the hourly rates are pretty high, but so are taxes, houses, and everything else.
  6. I agree completely with HouTx! Plus, keep in mind that even when you're off of orientation, you can still ask plenty of questions if you need to. I think you'll do great!
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  8. If I were you, I'd definitely try my best to stick it out with the hospital you have already been accepted to. After a year, you can always look elsewhere... Best
  9. I have my own malpractice insurance, too. I think it's best to have
  10. I think you should give it a little more time. Maybe it's direct, bedside patient care that you don't like? There are so many other options in nursing. How about Case Management, or school nursing?...
  11. Good luck to you! I hope you get the job.
  12. Let's introduce ourselves...

    I'm Tina! I graduated from a BSN program in 1998. I worked as a bedside nurse for about 3 years and then as a Case Manager for about 3 years. I stopped working to be a stay-at-home-mom to my children,...
  13. I do agree that while on orientation, nurses should seek out additional learning experiences. I recently completed an RN refresher course. Prior to that, I had not done bedside nursing in almost 7...
  14. Hello, everyone! I just joined today, and have been enjoying reading through the posts. I am a RN living in NY. I graduated nursing school in 1998, and began working in a very busy hospital. It was a...