you are totally not alone! when i was a new nurse (also med surg), my first 2 years were miserable! well, miserable because i felt overwhelmed by all the responsibilities and my lack of experience. it...
i think there is value in obtaining any kind of degree, whether its liberal arts or sciences or whatever else. however, as with anything, education comes with a cost and then there's also the...
wolverine. i totally agree! i liked episode 2 this week. I thought it was much better than episode 1! they did a good job of showing the various roles and responsibilities that nurses do on a daily...
memorial hermann and ben taub are both level 1 trauma centers and you'll see all kinds of stuff there. memorial hermann is private though and ben taub is public so the uninsured go to ben taub. yes...
don't give up. i'm sure you'll find something. be persistent and bug the heck out of those HR pps. =) did you ask your supervisor at children's if there's another unit that is hiring? maybe she can...
the harvard affiliated hospitals in boston are Beth Israel, Brigham and women's hospital, and Mass general hospital. all good hospitals to work for. Brigham and women's has some openings for ER...
i'm a female nurse married to a male doctor so its the opposite of your situation. however my husband and i were like you and your wife, in that we both started our schooling at the same time. except...
why are you interested in relocating to texas? if you're an experienced nurse, i dont think you'll have a hard time finding a job in any of the major cities. so i recommend you base your search on...
i haven't worked at st. luke's in several years, but the last i remember you pay a small amt for parking and you park in a lot near Old Spanish Trail then tail the metro rail into the med center. but...
everyone already replied with the advice i would give. definitely consider smaller hospitals (outside of boston) not limiting yourself to larger hospitals. i worked in a small community hospital...
i agree with your reply, April. it seems to be tough competition with older experienced nurses returning back to work (even retired nurses who are no longer retired, seeking work because of the...
i've only been a nurse for 4 years, but if you're feeling burnt out i would recommend switching into a different area. when i was in school, one of my nursing professors warned us of burn out- its...
i didnt realize the nursing shortage wasn't much of a shortage, until i moved to MA. i'd recommend new grads to search for jobs outside of the city, in any type of facility, any type of setting, not...
i work in a boston hospital but have also worked elsewhere (i'm originally from texas). pros about working in boston: high appreciation for nursing by hospital administration, doctors, patients, good...