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  1. Do Nurses Earn Big Money? You Decide.

    My memory isn't what it used to be, but I don't recall anyone up to this point saying anything of the
  2. Do Nurses Earn Big Money? You Decide.

    This is exactly what I was thinking when I read the post you replied
  3. Do Nurses Earn Big Money? You Decide.

    You got it wrong. I don't know of a single person who despises anyone for needing help. It's when people abuse the help that they get that doesn't sit
  4. Do Nurses Earn Big Money? You Decide.

    I just gotta say, you have no idea what a person's circumstances are that caused them to need to take loans for school. If you are just out of high school and living at home, then yes, maybe it is...
  5. It's understandable that someone without insurance may not be able to pay an entire ER bill right away, but to never pay a dime is inexcusable for the vast majority of people. Do you have a cell phone...
  6. No, I didn't. Couldn't make the money work. Sorry I don't have any advice to
  7. Nursing: Then and Now

    OMG! I've never heard this before! How
  8. Very cool. I didn't know these
  9. That's interesting--why is that? I see this has already been answered.
  10. Is this common? The new face of the ED

    You have the right to your opinion, but that doesn't make your opinion
  11. Is this common? The new face of the ED

    It's not the espressing of experiences that I take issue with; it's the way it's expressed. Thinking people understand that one nurse's/person's (assuming that billybob is a nurse since nothing in...
  12. Is this common? The new face of the ED

    This post is laughable and appears to be written to incite. That's all I can say and remain
  13. Is this common? The new face of the ED

    I have worked in the ED almost 4 years and there are many times that I don't get any breaks let alone 30 miutes for lunch. We aren't required to clock out for lunch; the time is automatically...
  14. Even if this is the case, it doesn't justify
  15. First RN job & it's pay

    I absolutely agree with this. Even within the corporation that I work, each hospital has a different nursing union and starting pay for new nurses can be a $6/hr difference. I recently transferred...
  16. Ok, but regardless of the reason, which presumably is to get a higher quality nurse, don't you think that a higher gpa requirement is better than a lower
  17. What do you mean by this? I was required to graduate with a minimum of 3.3, which is a B- at my school. Don't you think that nurses should graduate with at least a 3.0 (which would have been a C for...
  18. Do I need Malpractice insurance?

    There are many threads here where someone will post some type of scenario (ie: "Should I stay and honor my contract after only 2 months of employment or quit and take a new job that I really want?")...
  19. Charting Bloopers

    We get this occasionally in the ER with computer charting. The docs have order sets to choose from and will sometimes forget to uncheck the urine pregnancy test for
  20. E.D nurses "set up to fail"

    Altra, I thought the exact same thing when I read that post. If there were that many issues with that pt at the time of admission then the ED doc is seriously incompetent. On the other hand, I would...
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  22. why and how can people abuse the ER?

    I was rushed to make my previous post and meant to say overestimated not underestimated. Maybe that confused you? If not, I don't get why you quoted my post since I am essentially agreeing with
  23. why and how can people abuse the ER?

    I think your assessment of how many people would change their habits is underestimated and would go unnoticed by most facilities. People will not change their desire for the instant gratification of...
  24. NO, NO, NO!!

    yadi87 - Wait until you've walked a few miles in the shoes of an experienced nurse. Right now you don't know what you don't
  25. New Nurses!

    Hmmmm, let's see...if both are clinically competent, I really wouldn't give a