Orange123456

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  1. Psychiatric NPs in Canada?

    Hi @eliskathenurse, In my light research I've found that each Canadian Province has it's own Board of Nursing- similar to how each state does in the US. And each BON recognizes different types of NPs. It looks like Family NPs are recognized everywher...
  2. UNH PMHNP

    Just wondering if anyone else applied to the MSN PMHNP program at UNH. I'm anxiously awaiting to hear back!!
  3. Psychiatric NPs in Canada?

    Hello, I recognize your question is many years old at this point, but in the off chance that you may see this anyway: Did you end up using your PMHNP in Canada? If so, is it possible to have a private practice there? Is the pay comparable to PMH...
  4. ED vs ICU vs floor

    @emtb2rn This is hilarious haha I got Walmart greeter hahahahaha Sounds about right... low BS tolerance.
  5. Inexperienced ER help

    I'm in a similar situation as you although I do have ER experience (but from 5 years ago). I stepped away from the bedside to work for a medical device company and really miss it, so I am going back to the ER. It's been 2 years since I was bedside an...
  6. TNCC Scenarios

    I’m preparing for my TNCC course and am hoping someone can suggest some scenarios to practice. I have the ENA study book and it gives five scenarios to practice with… I think the scenarios are going to be my hardest part because I don’t do well when ...
  7. Starting New Grad Residency on Grady Hospital Surgery Ortho Floor

    Snacks! I especially love a good yogurt with granola... carbs, protein, and healthy fats to keep your brain working! I always snack more during night shifts. I also love my glass water bottle that is marked for one liter. It helps me meet my hydratio...
  8. Trying to follow everyone's advice but still no luck

    That sounds rough and I can totally relate to you- my last job was really wreaking havoc on my body (and mind). Do you have a LinkedIn profile? I found this helpful when I was leaving my last job because I could look up different hospitals and employ...
  9. Wanting to go back to bedside

    I stepped away from the bedside about a year and a half ago. I worked in pedi critical care and we had a ton of unimaginable child abuse cases over the course of two years... to cut to the chase, I developed secondary PTSD and took a necessary step b...
  10. Help! I am burned out and I don't know how to fix it.

    Thank you! All of your input means a lot to me. After reading this, I did call EAP and they are sending me a list of providers to reach out to. The suggestion about my dog--- you're right! I do have a dog and he is actually a therapy dog who visits p...
  11. I work in critical care and I think I am burned out. It's pedi, and we deal with a ton of abuse cases. Lately I have been getting more and more frustrated with a couple of the doctors (who have bad reputations for either clinical judgement or their c...
  12. Orientation

    Hi Amy, welcome to the ER! I'm new to it myself. I oriented on a "swing shift" (3p-3a) before asking to be moved to 7p-7a. I'm a new grad and was an even newer grad at the time. I can tell you that the best part for me was that my department starts t...
  13. 6 months in the ED -- should I "get it" by now?

    Hello! I am also a new grad ER nurse (9 months experience with the hospital, 6.5 months in the ED). I am in a community hospital ED, not a large city hospital like it sounds like you are (we see approx. 40k people a year, 25 beds in ED, 100beds in ho...
  14. NewGrad(ish)RN to Boston Hospital

    I joined a new grad program in the ER with a community hospital in June '15, so I've been there for just 9 months. My fiancé and I live in Boston and it is my end goal to work at one of the trauma facilities in my area. I understand that time (AKA e...
  15. Hello, I really need some advice because I am having a hard time in my current nursing field and have no idea if I should continue to become a nurse or if there is a different healthcare career that may be better for me... I became a CNA in May and h...