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I’m facing a major decision, got two job offers, both very far from home. I need to make a decision this week. Please help me decide - How will each of these jobs look on my resume, will I be more likely to be hired in the future with choice 1 or 2? ...

Hi, email your previous employer’s HR department, provide copies of your notice. Call the Hr department and former boss and ask them to clear this issue. Email to your new job’s HR department with the explanation.

Nothing will happen. Don’t worry. If there was a concern, a manager probably would have talked to you by now. If this comes up in the future, you can give them your explanation. Just don’t do it again. You can only access your patients.

Hello, how’s your job search going so far? here’s my advice - go on indeed.com or linked, there are plenty of new grad options, but probably not in California. You need to be ready to relocate to land a great job on your resume - 1-2 years ...

Sorry about all the nasty replies. I wouldn’t want any of them to be my nurse, how about that? There are plenty of places that don’t mandate vaccines. From what I know, stay away from the West Coast and Colorado. Texas and Montana made it ILLEGAL to ...

Which one did you take? Do you like it or regret it?

Yes! There are many states that don’t require covid vaccinations, many positions that will accept religious exemption no questions asked. Ask your recruiter. If one hospital doesn’t accept it, look for the next one.

Hi there, Im sorry to hear about your experience and I hope you find another job soon. All home health agencies are very similar to each other, and there is usually quite a few of them around, depending on where you live.... From my own experience --...

hello all, i'm a nursing student. i've been alerted by a few articles, blogs, and forums from which it appears that new grads rns have trouble finding jobs. since i only want to trust reliable sources i've been doing research all night, and here is i...

A question to the OP -- how do you guys apply? Do you e-mail your resume? Do you walk in? The problem might be in the way you apply...

Wow...Why is this bothering you so much that you can't sleep? There is only one answer to your question -- regardless of what your school's "code" says -- it would be ethically WRONG to report your classmate.

I can only answer your first question -- no, there is no program in the US that allows you to go straight to CRNA master's without nursing experience.

pH of 7.31, paCO2 of 39, PO2 of 92 and HCO3 of 18 pH is low -- acidocis PCO2 is normal (35-45 mm normal) PO2 is normal (80-100 mm normal) HCO3 is low (22-26 mEq normal) This is metabolic acidocis

Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements r/t patient's low food intake AEB patient's BMI x%, weight 80 lbs . Body image is a psycho thing, and physiological (nutrition) should come first. Your second diagnosis could be "Disturbed body image ...

To answer your questions: *You shouldn't discuss this subject with your instructor. This won't change anything. All of the exams you will take in nursing school will consist of questions like this. *You should expect you exams to contain such questi...

it's hard, because you can't figure out the right answer based on critical thinking. Your thinking over the questions is not going to lead you to the right answer, because your nursing school and texbooks haven't taught you what information to focus ...

There are some valid points here in the above posts. That the number of active licenses is not equal to the actual number of RNs working -that's helpful to know. I have another question. Is nursing experience the only factor necessary to get a job? ...

If this is a problem on a national scale, the government must hear about it. What is this crap -- accepting your life circumstances? Well, who led you into this mess? The government who told us that there's a shortage, when there's none. Somebody nee...

Hello all, I'm a nursing student. I've been alerted by a few articles, blogs, and forums from which it appears that new grads RNs have trouble finding jobs. Since I only want to trust reliable sources I've been doing research all night, and here is i...

It's been established that we get questions that are tricky, contradictory, wrong etc etc... But how do you answer them correctly regadless of their flaws? Could you answer this, for instance -- which one has a priority? - potassium imbalance, calci...

How do you close a thread?

Previous poster gave you one way of solving this problem. It's probbaly easier that way. You don't need to use dimentional analysis for this, but you could if you want to. Here's how. We need to find the amount of water you give to your patient after...

OK, here's an example. It's not verbatim, but pretty close -- how do you promote deep breathing in a post op patient?

it's interesting though... why is it that no other program or class other than nursing have students constantly voicing similar opinions -- that the exam questions are not worded right, that the content of the exam is not covered in lecture, "too man...

Maybe i didn't make myself clear on some points, but i'm sure people who are currently in nursing school had no problem understanding me. When i talked about how the questions cloud the issue, i didn't mean they cloud it by complications the pt has -...