teach_hospiceRN
specializes in ICU, Home health/hospice/infusion, CM.
46 yo mother of 3 adult kids.Ive lived all over the world and the US. Been married twice, this ones for keeps. Enrolled at WGU for RN to MSN in Nursing Education now. Love to read, dance, listen to music, ride horses...
>>>wow, fond memories. I interviewed at Oschner when I was in nursing school in 1990. I waited forever for an offer from them and finally I got it! I started there in June of 1990 in their...
wow, i have to say it took me a while to get through all of the posts, and from what i see most veered off the question that was presented. perhaps a separate thread to discuss the use of prn and pain...
wow, it sounds like you have many changes approaching in your life. change is the only constant in life however, and how you handl those changes is what counts. hospice is for those of us who have...
What part of nc are you in? I am in the raleigh/durham/chapelhill area. The triangle has a higher pay scale than some areas. If it is a salaried position like many are, please expect that you will...
you will get all sorts of advice from everyone. here is my 2 cents: i graduated from ns and went straight into trauma surgical icu. i had a 3month internship and had a mentor who drove me nutty and so...
sara, as a home hospice nurse i find many nurses in the ltc's are not comfortable with the use of roxanol, even when the patient is exhibiting pain or other sxs. i try to explain to them and to the...
i am interested in knowing if the schools today are including any instruction on hospice, home health or pain management? i have been out of nursing school for 20 years and am now returning for an rn...
teach_hospiceRN replied to talaxandra's topic in General Nursing
i have been a trauma/sicu nurse and i always spoke to my dead patients while performing post mortem care. i believe the soul can hear us after it departs the body and it should be recognized and...
I have used this phrase many times before myself, but I see it in another realm as well. what happens when the nurse coming on the next shift discovers you have made an error, or even you tell her/him...