Wow, the more I hear the more I think I'll just keep holding out for another specialty than the L&D unit this hospital is trying to get new recruits on. Newborn nursery, ok, mother baby, ok (let...
Jo Dirt replied to nightingale7o7's topic in Ob/Gyn
I never thought I might become a L&D nurse even though I recently delivered my fourth baby. Actually, I haven't become a L&D nurse yet (honestly I do not want to) but there is a hospital with...
I got a call back about a job on the renal transplant/nephrology unit. Can anyone tell me what it's like to work on one of those? I'm apprehensive, but it sure sounds better to me than
I was in your shoes when I graduated nursing school 6 yrs. ago. When I graduated I was 4 months pregnant and when I went to job interviews (only went to two) I felt like I was hiding something by not...
Picture this: you get through school, get a job, work three 12 hour shifts, and you still have your wife and mommy responsibilities eau de doo dah day. Right now I've got a load of clothes in the...
Oh, ok. Well, that makes more sense. I can understand three days pay, but the way I initially read it to me it looked like they were saying you have three days to get over it and get back to
I was looking on Vanderbilt Med Center's website where they were bragging about benefits, one being their policy on grief pay, they said they give three days pay to an employee who loses a spouse,...
Get a load of this...I am working for the same staffing agency doing private duty and after 3 yrs. I am making the same thing I started out with. To add insult to injury, they are starting LPN's out...
Yea, it's a bad idea. I thought of it because it's how this RN I know got her foot in the door at the nursing home where I used to work. When she applied they told her they didn't need RN's just LPN's...
Well, I applied at one of the local hospitals (med surg) and my interview lasted about 5 minutes, or just long enough for them to find out I had no hospital experience. The last question I answered...
I went to a job interview and knew when they told me they would check my references and do my criminal background check which would take about ten days (yeah right) it was just an excuse to get me out...
I'm also back in school for the BSN, so I guess when I'm done with that I'll essentially be a NG yet again. I'm so stressed out over what to do about bringing in an income. Getting a job in this area...
I can't understand why they would feel that way. For one thing, I have worked (as a nurse) since I graduated. For another, I know and can do a hell of a lot more now than when I first got out of...
It's not like I am totally inept. I'm familiar with all the usual medications and can do catheters and PICC lines (already inserted, of course) and vent care and wound vacs and PEG tubes and any kind...
Nursekare, I know exactly what you mean about feeling singled out because of your accent. My grammar and pronunciation was better than most of the children in my class, but I think people...
Not sure what it is referring to but yea, that is probably what they meant. We all have times like that, though. I think I have more than my fair share. So really, don't feel
That ^%&*y nurse needs to get off her high horse and get over herself. Tell her in the amount of time she spent griping and whining she could have had it done. I can't stand people like
Jo Dirt replied to tarakochRN's topic in Home Health
As a "private contractor" who works private duty we are required by the company that hires us to carry our own malpractice insurance through NSO. This can be pricey if private contracting is your only...
Don't feel bad. I failed the CNA exam the first time over I&O. I felt like such a loser when the other girls were celebrating and jumping all around because they passed. But today they are still...
I'm glad for you. Meanwhile, back at the Ponderosa, ol' Reject (me) is still wondering what to do. My job interview at the hospital lasted 5 minutes. Seriously. Actually, I can't imagine ever landing...