mandababy0326 replied to DayDreamin ER CRNP's topic in Emergency
an icu admit? what kind of hospital do you work in?! that's a typical med surg admit, and no we don't always address those things right away. especially a sugar in the 200's, not that high for an er...
mandababy0326 replied to godbless-yute's topic in Emergency
Hi there! I'm at an EC that sees 70-80,000/year at this point, becoming increasingly more busy! We are not a trauma center yet, however our sister hospital is a Level I trauma. We are in a large...
I have also been an RN for 10 months and have been working in a busy ER since the day after I graduated NS. I am so glad to hear someone else is feeling this way, because I too, am more scared than...
mandababy0326 replied to melisgood's topic in General Nursing
I work in a busy ER and get out on time 98% of the time and we get paid for every minute of OT we work! There are tons of opportunities to pick up extra hours as well! There's also not as much...
mandababy0326 replied to LeLeeFNP's topic in Emergency
I'm an ER nurse and in our ER (as well as every ER I've ever heard of), the ER nurses are the EMERGENCY nurses and the ICU nurses are their own specialty. The ICU nurses do not step foot in the ER,...
I was (am!) VERY fortunate:heartbeat.... Graduated: May 2010 Licensed: June 2010 Been working as an ER nurse since the Monday after I graduated:yeah: Located in metro Detroit,
I am a brand new nurse (graduated May 2010, passed boards June 2010), and am working in a busy Emergency Center which I LOVE. I always knew I wanted to work ER, my parents are old ER nurses and I grew...
Try St. Joe's Ann Arbor- I know they will sometimes hire new grads, i think mostly in med/surg type units. I know a friend who is a new grad and got hired at U of M as well. There are plenty of...
I'm a GN and actually just had a required legal education class this morning. The way it sounds is that unless you do something on purpose (such as giving a wrong med on purpose), your employer will...
mandababy0326 replied to mandababy0326's topic in Emergency
Thank you so much everyone for the advice! We do get a 12 week orientation, 6 weeks on days/afternoons and 6 weeks on nights, which also includes various training classes. I definitely know what you...
22 weeks... that's awesome! We have a 12 week orientation where we work with a preceptor and go to various classes and what not. I'm in the minority of new grads that they hire in the fact that I...
I am a brand new graduate nurse (had my pinning yesterday! woo!) and I am both thrilled and blessed to be starting in a busy community hospital ER on FT midnights next week:yeah: THe only problem- I...
I just graduated from nursing school this week and am starting in the emergency department on midnights at a busy community hospital next week. I am SO excited... but even more nervous as my start...