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spectralfish

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  1. Greetings, I graduated in late June, 2011, with an ADN, passed my boards in August, and last week accepted a position at Children's Hosp. in the inpatient rehab unit! I'm feeling pretty fortunate and very thrilled with the opportunity at-hand, but I have some questions for those nurses who've worked in pediatric rehab. First, what general/specific qualities or characteristics make a great ped's rehab nurse? Second, any advice on what I should be thinking about over the next two weeks before I start? Third, any direct advice on how best acclimate into the unit? Obviously, I would be myself, but do those with experience recommend staying under the radar, leaving personal outside-of-work details undisclosed? I know these are vague questions, I'm just trying to start a dialogue - any advice is appreciated. I wonder generally how accepting women are toward new-hire graduate men starting on their unit. Please share your opinions. Thanks, Brad

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