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  1. I am in the same boat. I haven't had time to volunteer (which sounds bad for a nurse) but I have been applying at home visiting agencies. My advice is to find one where they will send you to facilities to train. I signed up with a registry which means I come with the skills and experience I have and will have to find my own training elsewhere since they do not provide. Also just keep applying everywhere else because you never know. You may land the job that wants an eager graduate that they can mold and keep. Keep your fingers crossed
  2. "I usually push these pretty slowly and amuser I was in the deltoid muscle." rom what I was taught, when you're giving an intramuscular injection you do it quickly. I don't know why they hurt though. ugh.

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