trodden

What part of Illinois are you looking in? I am sure you have looked over your resume and made sure that all of your amazing strengths are played up, right? :) I am an LPN, graduated last June, and maybe got lucky, but everyone in my class had jobs within a month, really. I personally listed my clinical sites in my job history with what skills I had been taught at each of them. Good luck! I have heard a lot lately (the last 3-4 months) how frustrating it is here in Springfield area.

I am a relatively new nurse (a year), and am making the leap I have wanted to since before I graduated into hospice care. I know that I am a caring, compassionate person who will love and care for the individuals who entrust me with their passing, and I want to make sure that I am knowledgable in everything I can be. For the last year I have been in an urgent care clinic setting and haven't had to use a lot of my medication knoweldge. I am hoping to look up, research, and learn about all the medications routinely used in hospice care (I will be in LTC facilities for the most part) so that I can help make my patients, and their families as comfortable as possible. Is there anyway that you guys could help me by sort of compiling a list for me to look up? I would really appreciate it. Thank you