002rn05

002rn05

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002rn05 has 2 years experience.


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  1. Northeastern CRNA 2020

    Very insightful! Thank you ? it certainly helps to know what to strive for during the application process and what to expect. Congrats again ?
  2. Northeastern CRNA 2020

    Congratulations!!! Would you mind posting your stats for the rest of us? Also, how’d you feel about the interview process?
  3. Northeastern CRNA 2020

    I have a similar question. If the extended application deadline was August 1st, would they extend interviews too? I submitted my app on August 1st but haven’t heard anything. It also hasn’t been that long I suppose.
  4. I just cried.. In a staff meeting

    A little delayed but I truly thank each of you for your input and support. I'm learning that my stubbornness for change and emotions (god forbid!) can help me gain support from my peers so that change can be made. It's not going to be easy, but I won...
  5. I just cried.. In a staff meeting

    Thank you. After a little sleep and some reflection I think you're right..exp626. I shouldn't lower my standards of nursing because management like this. My patients ( and my sanity) shouldn't take the beating for the units downfalls.
  6. I just cried.. In a staff meeting

    Just an additional side note, but falls are at a record high as well and on night shift alone we've averaged 7 transfers a month to the ICU or telemetry units which equates to about 50% of the total critical transfers on our floor. Days and eves comb...
  7. I just cried.. In a staff meeting

    Patient satisfaction is down significantly (I want to say 15-20% lower than our hospital average) and our staff satisfaction results have not come back yet but the last round were the lowest they've ever been for our floor. I hate to say it but I exp...
  8. I just cried.. In a staff meeting

    This is more than embarrassing.. I just cried at a staff meeting. I've been working 3rd shift on a very busy/heavy floor for over a year, and since that day have been severely understaffed with few prospects for change in the horizon (although always...
  9. Standing up to my charge nurse prevented a mistake

    Again to be clear, my language was not clinical but what I was saying was the labs were cancelled by the MD when I notified him of the unsuccessful foot draws.
  10. Standing up to my charge nurse prevented a mistake

    Dansamy- I did. We had a foot draw order. I had notified the MD. And again to let him know we could not get the draw. Doc had no other suggestions and the trops went out the door when the EKG came back unchanged.
  11. Standing up to my charge nurse prevented a mistake

    Exactly on both comments above. My concern moving forward is this apparent communication issue and the fact that she was very unwilling to at least hear me out and I was trying (not as effectively as I thought!) to communicate with her to explain bot...
  12. Standing up to my charge nurse prevented a mistake

    I took the order with the suggestion of a foot draw because he had been successful with them in the past. So I had an option. The problem is that the hospitalist, just like me, was obligated to follow the order of the specialist who placed the line a...
  13. Standing up to my charge nurse prevented a mistake

    I agree and unfortunately calling the specialist at 0100 was not an option so I really relied on the hospitalist's orders and the experience of my charge. When I found the order from the doc that placed the line that stated not to draw an showed it t...
  14. Standing up to my charge nurse prevented a mistake

    I guess there are two issues here so maybe i should just focus on the one thats not policy related because that varies place to place. I'm just concerned for the future relationship between myself and the charge. We really rely on each other on night...
  15. Standing up to my charge nurse prevented a mistake

    I'm just confused because I did the right thing but it sounds like everyone would have drawn against the order and against hospital policy and that would be ok, no reprimand. What am I missing here because I know I would have gotten screamed at by ma...