I work for Davita, and like in all things there are the good and the bad. It is impossible to have a pod and charge. You should not be there 3 hours after our last patient. Yes, it is difficult at...
It is sad that you have gone through this, but there is one thing that should be clear. Being Adventist and/or a sabbath keeper does not automatically exempt you from having to work on the sabbath. I...
It all depends on the number of employees that are in your facility. It also depends if all of the current employees agree to remian with the company. The may or may not attempt to adjust your...
The experience that you will get there will be unmatched. They will ensure that you are properly trained prior to leaving you alone in the facility. There is also a lot of learning opportunities...
Hey Kate, If any one of us was perfect we would walk on water. Before you gp any further speak to a counselor at school and find out if anything in your past would prevent you from sitting the NCLEX...
I did not say that 18 month as a tech was a good thing. If that what was implied I apologize. What I meant was that to walk into a clinic totally green, and think that one would be able to handle the...
It is not about playing a role. As a dialysis RN, there is a great deal of autonomy. You have to be able to think on your feet and know what you are doing.I am not saying that they should be paid what...
The reasoning behind you working as a tech, is because as a dialysis nurse you must be able to do what the techs do. There may be the ability to read it in a book, but until you are doing it hands on,...
I work in a clinic, so my patients do not die here. But if I was going to be sending a patient out in a body bag, I would put a clean gown on. WHy? Because it would give ME a feeling of comfort. I...
islandroots replied to Yummy Chocolate's topic in General Students
Yes, my school made us buy that lab kit. It cost $125.00. All ot had in it was a few bandages, saline, i.v. start kits and stuff like that. We used 1 saline and 1 set of tubing out of the whole bag....
I am an RN now,but when I started dialysis, I was a tech. I learned dialysis on the job. I tried to go to every learning opportunity that I could. I never let my job title stop me from learning...
Take the position. I have found dialysis to be the most rewarding interesting job I have had. I have been here 23 years. The hours are long, but it is not a constant. Turnover is busy and then there...