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I don't treat for less than 200 if npo

Thanks so much!! That helps!!

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Congrats on the job!! Definitely casual as long as your jeans aren't all holey and ratty

Starting a new job so I will answer for both: Geographic location: Dallas, Texas Pay rate: $35/hour In which area / specialty do you work? PCU What type of license do you have (RN or LPN)? RN What type of degree and/or certification do you have? BSN...

Our pcts have 10-32 apiece depending on how many call ins we get :-/ But if they are short staffed we help with vitals and i&os and stuff.

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Can you work on one of the other ones?

Speak with the supervisor...if they are not going to back you then you may want to find a new job. You've already mentioned HIPPA violations and medication errors (because thats what they are to give them at times they aren't due)....what else do th...

Just keep applying. The nursing job market is tough on all of us, even those of us with experience. It took me several months to even get an interview off my resumes. I just got hired into an amazing job, but it took me a lot of tears, stress and ...

Nursing is worth it if that's what you truly love. It is not one of those professions you can do just for the money (which isn't that great anyways) because you will get burned out and bored and annoyed. I have days that I absolutely hate it and wis...

Such a good point. We are all a team. It should never be days vs nights (even though it is). We are all here to help each other to the benefit of the patients. Do what you can and then move on.

I got loans through sallie Mae and was able to take a little extra to help with bills.

Very clear violation.

Congrats and good luck!!!

I have a BSN now. I am going back within the next 6-12 months to begin a dual MBA-MSN/HCM degree. :)

I have a 1.5 yr old...I work 7-7 night shift. I actually see my son MORE on night shift than I would on day shift. I love it!

definitely a good 6-12 months to become comfortable with the job and with yourself as a "real nurse". Nowadays I just breeze through report and people tell me they've never had someone be so concise and so thorough in such a short amount of time ;-)...

Ultimately, you need to decide what will make you happy and what path you want to take. But, I can tell you from dealing with people I've worked with that if nursing truly doesn't make you happy then DON'T DO IT!! You will get burned out and end up...

emails...lots of them. Thanks for applying but we've chosen someone whose skills are closer to the job requirements...blah blah

It takes a good 6-12 months when beginning your first job to get your routine set and learn the best time management skills that work for you. I agree with charting in the room, I've learned to be able to chart and "listen" at the same time that way ...

Absolutely not. The nurses in my agency get to pick and choose what days and hours they want to work up to 40. We also pay their benefits 100% though.

Home health. Private duty nursing. Clinic nursing. Those are all options similar to what you want.

I have just been interviewed and hired as an ADON for a children's home health/PDN agency. I don't exactly have pediatric experience, the experience I do have I wasn't officially a nurse. I do have vent/trach experience however. I also have charge nu...

Thank you so much for your response!! I have seen these issues in other jobs I've held and I definitely don't want to make that mistake. I appreciate your insights.