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i would recommend saunders. i enjoyed the book.

:chuckle keep OR in mind too!!

:) greetings and well wishes to the OR nurses. i love this forum!! i have a new question?!!! why do OR's have difficulty hiring new graduates. i have been looking into some associate r.n. programs and it seems that they do not have a lot of emphasis in OR ? some tell me that there is a huge o.r. nurse shortage but it seems that it is hard for a new graduate to start in O.R.. any recommendations? should i move to a different state or what should i do? i currently live in oklahoma. any feedback would be appreciated!!! thank you

:) thanks for your reply and input mcmike55. i appreciate it

:) thanks for your reply david. i appreciate it!!!!

:) thanks for the feedback mike. i appreciate it:balloons:

:) thanks for the feedback mike. i appreciate it:balloons:

hello, i have a question. are there any men in perioperative nursing in the u.s.? is it hard to get jobs being a man in perioperative nursing? i am considering perioperative nursing and hope i haven't offended anybody by my question? would anyone recommend perioperative nursing? i personally like intraoperative nursing. do nurses work all aspects of perioperative nursing or what they prefer such as pre, intra, post? I have tons of questions and would appreciate feedback!!!! this is my first post in this section!! thank you

do you all think that saunders questions and answers is a good book or is kaplan better?