Don Anderson Review NClex Prep. I think his test prep has one of the highest success rates in the US. Almost all my class took the Anderson course and passed and the few that either didn't take it...
I've been training for the last few months as a chronic dialysis nurse after spending years as a surgical/telemetry/ER nurse in an acute care facility. I love my patients but I do miss the buzz of...
I have never worked so hard in my life! Repetition? What repetition? I'd LOVE some repetition. I love it but no two minutes are ever the same here and you have to be
I'm still new at HD so every time a lab value gets reported to us with a K+ of 7.0 (or even 7.7 in one case!) or a pt comes in with a BP of 215/100 I feel like I'm the one who needs
I got a chronic dialysis nurse job in Weymouth in October and it's been difficult after years of acute care med/surg/ER nursing. I am getting my training on the job and I can definitely see where this...
Gee, we're in an urbanized suburb of Boston and 99% of our patients are religious about theur dialysis treatments so if they're a no call/no show it's a real cause for concern. There are a couple who...
TXRN2, I agree with you on the overtime pay. It CAN"T be cheaper to staff a place with overtimers and temp nurses. One of our temp staff was getting 2 1/2 times my base pay and it's not like we have...
I'm pretty new at my employer but it seems to me that we call every time a patient is late or misses a dialysis treatment. We have access to local hospitals' systems and before we call we check to...
I think as a trainee dialysis RN (experienced med/surg/tele nurse) I would have been better served by training as a TECH first then integrate the RN stuff. The nurses in my clinic are given a 3...
I'm in the eighth week of a hideous training experience with a preceptor who wouldn't offer a positive word if you saved her life and I think I would have been better served if I had spent the first...