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the infusion nurse I work with does not utilize heparin flush, how can I explain to her we need to use them?

I am planning to go this route, thanks.

did you take the job>?

My current setting, we run everything by gravity, hence why I have refused to run the chemo myself. The one infusion nurse may leave and I may get pressurized to help out. I spoke with head of operations for the company that serves as the umbrella for some practices in the area including ours, she was nonchalant about it. She told me their Maryland offices run it by gravity too. I was surprised about this as it doesn't seem like standard of practice. My prior office ran fluids and vesicants by pump.

I am a Nurse practitioner now , working in oncology only since January 2021. Should for this certification?

How about flushing the port when not in active treatment, but the patient and provider mutually decide to maintain the port in case of an emergency or cancer returns? I have heard 6-8 weeks or 3 weeks.

It honestly varies by practice or facility. I worked for my first oncology position for a year and change, without RN experience in oncology or any related certifications. Now in my second position in hem/onco and I feel I get to do more in this practice than my prior position. It is far more challenging. Now I am wondering if I should do the nursing oncology certification then do the one for advance practice nurses. As a member of ONS, I get a nice discounted rate.

supposed to be a good program I applied twice but was not accepted, but I did graduate from somewhere else two years ago and have been working as an np since March 2018. Good luck!

that is my next class, thanks for asking this question

the school an provide you a list of sites approved in the past but will not help you secure preceptors

thanks Tasha I got into South Unversity

for me it was saying a little over 16,000 for the year

Thanks

I dropped down to per diem and working 2-3 shifts a week, when I have papers or exams I will cut down to 1-2

Pharm and patho first since u need rationale for assessment

thanks gonna check now

Usually schools want you to take patho and pharm first then advanced health assessment

I didn't get in, but I wish everyone else all the best! I am glad I applied to other schools,hoping it all works out for everyone

I will have the same issue next year, have you found anyone yet? Do you work in the hospital, maybe one of the obgyns might take you

Can someone pm the link for the group as well? I would appreciate it. Also wondered if anyone on here was in my orientation class, I start off with nursing theory in January

Congrats to those who got in. I got declined

Always amazon or b&n

I got so called terminated because of one complaint it was not fair because I devoted most of my time with that patient and even skipped my lunch break. Later they told me I am not a failure as I handed my badge back to them. Three years later I work on a subacute rehab and I sometimes ask to be in charge. So yeah I am not a failure. I just needed to find another path to successs

I have attended classes on campus before that were graduate level, I got something out of some of them but not all, it depends on the school and the professor's teaching style. Online definately requires more time management. residential you are more limited by the structure of course offerings

Thanks