RN1298

Anyone have tips on inserting urinary caths in pediatric patients, including babies? (i.e., landmarks, angles, anything you've found to be helpful!) Thanks :)

I've been trying for a few months to find a job in DC, and now that I have my license :) I'm trying one last time before really looking for a job closer to home. I really want to make sure there isn't anything I'm overlooking. I've applied for every position I can find that doesn't specify experience required at each of these facilities: Children's National Sibley Washington Hospital Center George Washington HSC Pediatrics Virginia Hospital Center Inova Holy Cross Hospital National Rehab Hospital Adventist Healthcare Reston Howard County General Hospital Frederick Memorial Hospital Specialty Hospital of Washington Walter Reed And then several that are a couple of hours away, farther into Virginia and Maryland. I also applied to Georgetown last semester but am not even trying this time around, due to how much goes into their application packet and how extremely competitive that new grad program is, it doesn't seem worth putting the time into it again. Anyway, all you DC people, if you notice a place that I missed, would you mind letting me know? I want to work in DC so bad... I just can't go much longer without a job and health insurance. Thanks!