Yeah- always better to say you'll find out that tell someone you know something you really don't... patients don't expect you to know everything You're human... nursing doesn't change that:) As a...
Your employer is obligated by OSHA to provide whatever PPE is felt necessary by the caregiver given the situation-- flying snot qualifies for goggles, a mask, and even a gown, along with the gloves :)...
LOL... you got lucky :) True about legit stuff online- but I'd stick with finding a sofa, and meeting in a public parking lot with a U-haul, and pay someone I hire to have it unloaded instead of...
Many addicts have a great deal of drug info :) I agree- it's common...and I've seen police outside of pharmacies waiting for people and had patients at the rehab place who tried to call in or write...
A lot of places do have good support among co-workers (some don't but you can find something else). And, as new grads, if you DON"T as questions, the 'older' nurses will think you're not bright enough...
I've been an RN for 26 years- worked 19 years as an RN (1 1/2 as a CNA prior to graduating) and have had 7 years of being a frequent patient, that has taught me more about living with chronic...
Run like the wind.... One touch Basic hasn't been made for years, and Accuchek would be redundant if already using a One Touch....Why would you get the stuff? Moving closer to you??? That's weird....
:hpygrp::dncgbby::hpygrp: That's how I used to milk more time out of bedtime when I was a kid- about 7 years old... just ask poor mom about where babies came from, and I was up for another hour...
That's good to know :) It seems in other types of work (i.e. teachers) the duds just keep on going, like a roach after the exterminator shows up I've always been against unions w/nursing (JMHO)...
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It's not always companies that are hired to do phone jobs.....the NC travel bureau uses prisoners who are still incarcerated... some catalogs do the same thing http://lpa.igc.org/lpv24/lp3.htm...
There is a lot of moving/turning of patients...most floors have patient lifts, but turning is not done by rotisserie as far as I know . You will still need basic med-surg every day, even if the...
Is there any Navy office that could help you with this? I know I worked with someone who was in the military as a medic, and was grandfathered in as an LVN (this was a long time ago- but I've heard...
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I got a call from my bank one day, asking if I'd authorized charges for 2 tickets to Abu Dhabi.... I had blocked international charges on my debit card, so they caught it... but I had to go through...
Unless the subordinate employees have been there a long time, they probably have hourly rates lower as well... And no- LTC facilities hire inexperienced people all the time. And it is a scary first...
Short lab coat = student; long coat= MD (but may be an intern or resident, or a 'full fledged' MD). Med students are like nursing students in that they can't do anything without instructor...
If you could do CNA work, it would help a lot in nursing school- you'd be ahead of the game with how to handle patients, time management, and basic skills. Many LTC facilities have their own classes,...
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Unfortunately, companies overseas are doing a LOT of things people here could be doing (and be EMPLOYED) ! I've quit buying things from places I know are using outsourced employees (when I can-...
xtxrn replied to Mrs. SnowStormRN's topic in General Nursing
Then call them all :) You'd only have to speak to HR- and just ask if they use an outsourced reference check company- they might not even know what goes on. Also, at your former employer- why is...