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Preparing for my new Neuro ICU position- Please Help!
I had a little notebook when I first started that I wrote down what items to gather for certain bedside procedures (ie trach/peg/evd insertion/etc) The hospital I work at actually keeps a notebook in every room with a list of the different drips that we use along with high and low limits, affects on vital signs, and the like
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You know you're a neuro nurse if.....
When the offgoing nurse mentions that the patients blood pressure has suddenly shot up, and you ask if they've gotten an order for a vasopressor yet:) When being told that the patient is walking and talking you are disappointed. When preparing to insert an NGT into a frontal lobe patient, you go ahead and grab the patient a face mask. (spit in the face, anyone?)
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Macon State College Nursing Program
and let me just say that I cried like a baby when I saw that 68, and started considering other majors. I thought for sure that it was too low.
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Macon State College Nursing Program
I actually got a 68 on the net, and was accepted. my gpa was 3.3 with an a in a&p. I did almost perfect on the english part it was the math part that killed me-I didnt review beforehand! but I still got in:)
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Moral Support
Hey guys I would first like to say that I love this board:) and secondly I am just looking for a little moral support from everyone. I am a new grad nurse who is blessed to have my dream job at my dream hospital. I passed NCLEX on the first try with only 75 questions and am on cloud 9. HOWEVER I have a major problem. I was accused of a crime was that I was not guilty of when I was a teenager, and although the charges were dropped fairly quickly it is still on my record. I am now awaiting the BON decision on if I get my license or not and I'm really stressed out about it. I feel like they will most likely give me the license since its not drug related or moral or anything, but I'm just worried about how long its going to take and I'm about to go crazy with stress. A classmate of mine had a similar issue and her issue was resolved within 3 weeks but my boss told me that it once took someone 9 months. and I dont have 9 months. not only do I no longer have any savings to live off of, ( I dont make enough as an extern to make ends meet) BUT in addition to that I only have 90 days to get my license before I lose my job. and 30 days have passed already. I know I can find another job if I lose this one but I LOVE my job and I dont want to lose it:(