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  1. Why do so many nurses from the Philippines come to Canada/USA?

    Have said this before and am here saying it again for God and the world to hear. *LOL* One of the main reasons why nurses, teachers, and other professional workers deemed in "short supply" arrive on...
  2. Abolishing the Pinning Ceremony

    Cannot understand your school's logic. No one ever listed their capping/pinning ceremony on their resume. Nor for that matter bothered mentioning it during interviews for employment other than perhaps...
  3. Abolishing the Pinning Ceremony

    Yes, but out of all the careers mentioned teaching is the only profession. More to that medicine and nursing for that matter have a much longer history than most other professions and as such have...
  4. Abolishing the Pinning Ceremony

    That reminds me; have to clean out my sewing stash. Have tons of NIB patterns that need to find homes for including one for a Victorian corset by "Past Patterns". The mind reels as to what you find a...
  5. Abolishing the Pinning Ceremony

    Traditionally most all college/university nursing programs had separate capping and pinning ceremonies complete with lamp and Florence Nightingale oath. Sometimes these were held apart from the main...
  6. Standard advice applies: All nursing programs basically have an admissions process that simply works with strength of the application pool versus number of slots open for each class. Most CUNY AAS/ADN...
  7. There's Gold In Dem Dar Cap Cases

    Know some of you would rather die than part with your school caps, but for those whom think otherwise, or are hard up for cash....... Don't know why or who is buying them but over the past year the...
  8. Randon drug screen.....scared!

    Take a deep breath and relax. Random drug screening is part of the landscape of so many professions/jobs these days. The fact you were called often means nothing more than your number came up. If...
  9. What basic math problems are involved in OB?

    Greater minds here in this group have answered your query already. Pipe: https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-student/ob-gyn-math-225388.html From the late and Great One:...
  10. Is it bad to take *any* sort of employment merely to put food on the table, knowing the first good offer from elsewhere and one is out the door like a shot? Yes, it is. Do persons do it? Yes, they do,...
  11. How important is it to work as a Graduate Nurse first?

    What the previous poster said. There is little difference between working as a GN versus one's first gig as a newly licensed RN. Both positions require orientation/new grad preceptor classes and so...
  12. What basic math problems are involved in OB?

    Med dose calc is what it tis, regardless of speciality; you either know it or you don't. When applying for a new gig you will most likely be given an all inclusive pharm exam with perhaps another/ or...
  13. If a physican has a *problem* with how you practice nursing, that is one thing and she/he is perfectly within rights to question. However under no circumstances should you tolerate being "yelled at"...
  14. How do you get a L&D job or a surgery job?

    Some OR programs will take nurses w/o experience, even new grads. Theory behind this is that the OR nursing can be so different than what one does on the floors/units that many hospitals like to get a...
  15. Pyxis for the uninitiated

    Happened and or happens more than many think, and has lead to many adverse reactions including patient deaths. Just a few years ago it seemed every other month there was another report of...
  16. Pyxis for the uninitiated

    Designs vary. Pipe: Pyxis MedStation® system -
  17. gossip at work

    I've worked in many "pink ghetto" jobs and am here to tell you that wherever you find a pack of females, you'll have gossip and such. Its just some women's tough luck they weren't born deaf and dumb....
  18. Health care a right or privilege

    Until the questions regarding poverty in the United States are settled, healthcare will continue to be a battle ground. Many other countries such as Western Europe and the UK believe there is a...
  19. Lazy Staff

    Have said it before, and am here to say it again, long as places pay aides and techs barely above minimum wage finding quality is going to be difficult. Added to this in many areas aides/techs are...
  20. Is getting a ADN worth it in NYC at this time?

    You might wish to ask the mods to move this post or start another thread in the NY region section. This will expose your query to more local nurses for input. For every "BSN only" nurses are being...
  21. Irish midiwfe moving to NYC

    (1.) See:NYS Midwifery:Midwifery - Questions & Answers (for NYS requirements) Unlike some EU countries there is not a national/federal United States level for midwife practice. Each state sets...
  22. A bit more about the "unpaid labour" days of student nursing. From the voices of nurses: an oral history of Newfoundland nurses who ... - Marilyn Beaton, Jeanette Walsh - Google
  23. No, you've got it right. Until late as the 1950's or 1960's there were still plenty of old school hospital diploma programs that ran pretty much the way nursing education was in Flo's days. Student...
  24. What is it about turning 50 that makes you obsessed with your bowels?

    Would rather die than admit this in public (my actual brithdate has been deleted from my BC by authority of the governor, *LOL*) but am in my 40's and have totally no problems. Only have had the need...
  25. What is it about turning 50 that makes you obsessed with your bowels?

    Regarding castor oil: It was also routinely given to children and adults as a remedy for tapeworms. My parents grew up in the South and my mother and grandmother would tell (gross sounding to me)...