luvicu

If you have been working in peds for ur entire 4yrs as a nurse, they would likely give you the ped version. Otherwise you would do med-surg.It depends on what you filled in your biodata form to them(enlisting how many yrs experience you have and what specialty you have worked more). But you have to follow up with your recruiter so they would give you ped version.Goodluck!

:crying2: just curious. Has anyone filed a law suit about pbds? I'm thinking of one.. i was hired by a company and has been working for about six months now and was just told there is a new test i had to take. I was now wondering since i wasn't told that i would take and pass this test even during orientation. More so, i passed all their required testings prior to starting. for confidential purposes, i would be very brief but i just need to know if anyone has sued a company on discrimination or anything about this test....i and my family are just devasted about this whole thing....i mean i'm not a new grad, i argued that i was not supposed to take the test but when all protests failed, i decided to read up on that on this website and actually made notes on the diagnosis asked and what they are looking for. i made sure i memorized the whole thing including when to use the time frames, stat/now/asap/immediately/as soon as pt stabilized or supervised by another nurse/ prior to d/c teachings...i mean, i really studied for this test. Did what i call my best. Ran out of time but the 8 that i answered out of 11 were very detailed. I mean i'm very devasted about this....very devastating for me and my family...anyone pls?:crying2:

Oh i love ICU regarless of how stressful it might seem. It's far better than having six patients that i i might even find difficult remebering all their names and which is which when the docs come in..lol

good for you!