danarooo

danarooo BSN, RN

Home Health,ID/DD, Pediatrics

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About danarooo

danarooo has 14 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Home Health,ID/DD, Pediatrics.


I currently work in Home Health (adult); in addition I have over two years ID/DD pediatrics experience, experience teaching both in a classroom and clinical environment and community health nursing.

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  1. Ft. Worth Job Search

    Ugh. I figured I would likely have to go back to home health. The $$ is great but I’m tired of fighting traffic to see patients all day then come home exhausted with a ton of charting to do then...
  2. Ft. Worth Job Search

    I recently moved to Ft. Worth, I am an experienced RN. I realize this is a huge area but I did not realize it was going to be this difficult finding a position. Is anyone else finding this to be the...
  3. I love home health but I miss my life

    I don't have a life and I'm tired of it. I work all day, do as much charting as I can in the home and if I'm able I'll finish in my care right after the visit but unfortunately those days of having...
  4. Feeling beat up in homecare

    HH can be very brutal. Document Document Document when a pt is demanding something that is not needed/unrealistic and the Doc says no. Patients in HH can be very manipulative at times, and as...
  5. Amedisys reviews for 2016??? Anybody?

    This is absolutely true. It very much depends on which location. The management in the office can make your job out in the field great or a daily nightmare. I've experienced both, if you don't have...
  6. Amedisys reviews for 2016??? Anybody?

    Your experience in your new job may depend on a few things. HH can be great if you live in or close to the territory you will be managing, your caseload (# of patients you have) and the office...
  7. Leaving Bedside Nursing

    I understand where you are coming from. I think that maybe some who read your post are focusing more on the venting then the valid frustrations your having. Your tired and overwhelmed and hitting a...
  8. Four month in. Ugh.

    I am a little over 4 months in and some days are great, others horrible. It does get better and I'm seeing small glimpses of this, what really gets me is we have an office full of nurse managers yet...
  9. Burnt out and just getting started

    Thank you all for the input, I really appreciate it. I feel that there is a combination of things happening. Some bad management, intake not gathering enough info for us -- I mean really --- taking...
  10. Burnt out and just getting started

    I am a new SOC nurse, and new to HH. I am already feeling extremely burnt out. I spend my day driving around hunting patients who about half the time won't answer their phone, don't want me to come...
  11. Hate Home health job

    I am a soc nurse and at my 2 mo'ish mark. I am coming home stressed and livid. On days their aren't SOC's (which I'm told isn't often but lately it has been) I get loaded up w/patient visits but I'm...
  12. HH agency harassment after I quit!

    EXACTLY. Calling outside of normal business hours about something that HR or a day manager can call about with a vague statement like this is harassment. If there was really something they needed...
  13. New job-SOC nurse-NEED INFO

    I just started in HH and as a SOC nurse with no HH experience. I've been doing this for a little less than 2 months. This IS NOT a 8 to 5 job, many times I'm charting until 9pm and that is on ONE...
  14. I love it. I've been in some pretty bad neighborhoods but haven't been messed with because the neighbors know I'm the nurse and who I'm there to see. Just be smart about where you are and you should...
  15. Charting help

    Always "paint a picture" of your visit, including the continuing home bound status and the continuing need for homecare because Medicare is picky and they are always looking for a reason to say "nope,...