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In Anesthesiology could you prepare the night before the cases that you've to do in the morning? I mean could you run through the scenrio in your head? Would you know the type of cases that you would be doing for the next day? Could you run through the complications that would come up and be prepared?

How much of your time is spend in medication management and how much do you spend in doing therapy?

Ofcourse.....no two cases are the exact same.........but in which speciality is it similar? Where you can say hmmmmmmmmmmm...........I did this before......this looks similar? And which nursing speciality is worst at that?

In which nursing speciality do you feel that once you're trained and spent a little bit of time in the field you know what to do exactly? The thing with me is that I want to learn a speciality and want to become an expert in it and know how to do my job. I don't want to keep asking for help. (Help may not be availabe since it's usually short staffed). I guess what I am really trying to ask is in which specialty that you worked on took the least amount of time to learn and be an expert? I mean, you can do the job in your sleep........ The reason I ask this is because I don't want to be constantly bombarded with new things and have to keep asking for help. Let me know from your personal experience. In which speciality do you feel that you can do your job in your sleep? Thanks, Aaron PS: Please respond only if you've worked in that speciality. Thanks.

In which nursing speciality do you feel that once you're trained and spent a little bit of time in the field you know what to do exactly? The thing with me is that I want to learn a speciality and want to become an expert in it and know how to do my job. I don't want to ask for help. (Help may not be availabe since it's usually short staffed). I guess what I am really trying to ask is in which specialty that you worked on took the least amount of time to learn and be an expert? I mean, you can do the job in your sleep........ The reason I ask this is because I don't want to be constantly bombarded with new things and have to keep asking for help. Let me know from your personal experience. In which speciality do you feel that you can do your job in your sleep? Thanks, Aaron PS: Please respond only if you've worked in that speciality. Thanks.

I have a question regarding how does a psych career affect the psych nurses. I mean, since this is all pretty much mental, does it affect psych nurses? Let me know your thoughts........please only comments from people that have actually done or are doing a psych nursing....

Are there any psych NPs with their own practice? Please post here and share your experience.

Could someone please explain to me why the nurses are complaining that they're not being pad well. In case my math is wrong this is the figure that I come up with. 3 day/12 hour shift at average $28/hr in New York 12 hours *$28=$336 per day*3 days $1008 per week* 52 Weeks that's $52,416 per year......that's just the average in New York. If you do 4 days you pull in almost $70,000. So, what the all the complaining about not getting paid? I just don't understand. Am I missing something? Aaron PS: I didn't even include any sign on bonus or night differential pay.

Please give me an intro to rehab nursing. 1. What do you do on a daily basis? From the time you start to finish? 2. What do you like about rehab nursing? 3. What are some the things you hate about rehab nursing? 4. What are your major responsibilites? Thanks, Aaron

Could you please list your evening shift work hours? Also, at your work place is it hard to get an evening shift?

Does anyone know of any pacu nurse training programs?

What are the 5 most important clinical skills you need as a oncology nurse? 1 being the most important and 5 being the least important. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

How many of your use PDAs in the ER? How has it been helpful to you?

Are ER nurses prone to getting sick more often than other specialities? The reason I ask this is because let's say someone comes with something contagious and they're coughing all over you..........in other specialities like ortho, nephro, neuro...it doesn't happen that often..... Let me know if ER nurses prone to getting sick more than other specialities? And how do you protect yourself?

To all the ER Nurses out there, what are the top 10 ER visits? 1 being the most frequent and 10 being the least. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.