pcolaqtfighter77

sup people!! iam a 30 year old male nurse from florida. i have an extensive background in emergency/paramedic work, and am currently an lpn in a busy medical hospital. iam a current rn student.

Ok guys, iam due to arrive in Eielson AFB on 17 Feb...Iam former navy, my wife is active duty AF---i have paid for and received my Temp LPN license from Alaska.....I should finish Excelsior College's LPN to RN transition within 14 months....My questi...

while i agree with it not being puppies and daisies, statistics have shown that hostile working environment complaints, grievances, and preferential treatment of employees, is much hire in nursing. MY solution: Get a grip. Quit blaming other people ...

yes, i felt this way in nursing school, it made it worse when i dated another classmate, and we broke up, the whole class turned against me,,,i became a womanizer and "safety" concern by one of the instructors,,,,i wish i could tell you it gets bette...

not so good at this point Tam, went to work for a facility in Fairbanks and was quite displeased with the treatment of me based on certain things, simply amazing, private message me for details,,,,,thanks

Whats up guys??? Iam a male LPN, who is currently an enrolled in excelsior colleges' Rn program...Iam former military, and my wife is AD air force, with orders to Eielson AFB. We are driving(YES DRIVING/ from Florida...going through ALCAN highway an...

thank you very much...iam finally here..after 9 days of driving 8 hours a day...lol...i applied for, and hopefully am expecting an interview this week from a prospective employer......still scheduled for excelsior tests at pearson UAF campus ft wainw...

thanks for your advice...we made it to eielson afb in 9 days, all the way from florida, driving 8 hour days then stopping...living in north pole till this friday, got base housing already...we got lucky...i applied for a job once i got my alaska temp...

i dont mind helping,,,,iam a nurse and 5ft 10, 225 lbs solid,,,,but even big muscular guys have backs as well.....and despite the physique, they break down and hurt.....and the first time you say no to someone....they usually hold a grudge (i never h...

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In florida, United states, we initial, if a paper MAR, and circle the initial. Its good practice to also make a nurses not to justify your actions....if it was a drug such as coumadin/warfarin, i would definately notify MS if a pre arranged parameter...

i do not regret becoming an LPN first,,,iam a nw Florida LPN, former EMT, have worked 3 years med surge, IV certified, and worked along RN's on the floor, doing everything they do, with exception to narcotic IV pushes....iam currently appx 7 mos away...

well, i did micro distance learning (excelsior) lol which was twice as hard,,,,more dry than a class room, but the basic course content is the same...know infections, and phases of infection,,,what hormones interact with what and when...i took it a f...

it is sad....but there are some very vindictive personalities in this field....i fudes, jealousy, and gossip, ind that many nurses do not want to take responsibility for their actions, and quite frankly complain about quite a bit...even trivial thing...

Iam a male lpn who is going through excelsior,,,,my grades have been good, although i went and took essentials oh health/safety without studying, figuring i knew2 it...i failed miserably...since i have been studying the excelsior study guide....study...

no your not just new. i was a paramedic for 3 years, and now iam an lpn in rn school. things are jacked up. management anywhere will change there view and/or mind from one minute to the next. you see it alot with female vs female. arguments,, control...

iam sure blood can be given anywhere if it is an absolute emergency. typically, if blood is ordered due to a low hematocrit and hemoglobin (in a hospital) there are a system of checks and balances, such as verification by 2 nurses (rn and rn) or lpn ...

well, when i transitioned from a paramedic to an lpn(which was easy) i knew i wanted to go all the way and be an RN ( iam currently in the lpn to RN program. i have been fortunate to have had nothing but med/surge hospital for the last 3 years since ...