QuishaRN

I'm new to cardiac and had a quick question and am wondering by the EKG, how could you determine if the CP is associated with the left or right ventricle?

Thank you so much HouTx for your feedback. It really helped putting things in perspective for me. I greatly appreciate it! I received a call today for a night (7p-7a) Telemetry position I applied for. I interview tomorrow. I'm so nervous and so excited!

I'm in need of advice. I'm from PA and have been a RN for 4 years. All 4 of those years have been spent doing pediatric home care and in the past year I picked up a casual part time position at a long term care facility. I recently was presented with a nursing supervisor position at the LTC facility for 3-11p shift. Although I really could use a full time position, Im questioning a few things. 1. I never had the chance to experiencing working in a hospital. I feel like if I accept this, I may lose some of my skills or get stuck in administration. I'm young and still in the beginning so I don't mind being on the floor. 2. The only shift available is 3-11p. I have two young children. One almost 2 and the other almost 4. I would never get to put my kids to bed or feed them dinner or see my partner. Once my oldest starts school, I'd hardly see her either. 3. After being a nurse for 4 years and having never worked in the hospital, is it even likely for me to get hired? Above are my most major concerns. Am I being to picky and missing out on a great opportunity? It would make things so much easier financially but I feel like Im selling my soul. To the other nurses in supervisory/administrative position, how much clinical/hands on experience did you have? Are you less stressed and happier than on the floor?