AZNurse2015

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  1. How qualified need to be for a peritoneal dialysis (PD) position?

    AZNurse2015 posted a topic in Dialysis, Renal, Urology

    Hello! I have a year of experience in HD (Fresenius), and another 5 in acute rehab/MS. I've applied to two PD positions with DaVita, but I'm wondering: how competitive do I have to be with these?...

  2. How qualified need to be for a peritoneal dialysis (PD) position?

    AZNurse2015 replied to AZNurse2015's topic in Dialysis, Renal, Urology

    Thank you! That's the type of info I (and many other people) find

  3. HD to PD

    AZNurse2015 replied to Twinmom06's topic in Dialysis, Renal, Urology

    Thank you, Hoosier! Any inside opinions are very valuable to me, and your experience might have been a very close parallel to mine-I'm thinking I was by far the least HD experienced of all the...

  4. HD to PD

    AZNurse2015 replied to Twinmom06's topic in Dialysis, Renal, Urology

    No. Perhaps I asked too much salary (I should have been vague about it, in retrospect), or perhaps my one year on a HD floor wasn't enough. There are other positions that may be opening in the...

  5. Move from Chronic outpatient to home?

    AZNurse2015 replied to LostMyPen,RN's topic in Dialysis, Renal, Urology

    I'm also hoping to move to PD. I truly believe I will love the job, but am wondering how competitive I am: 1 year outpatient HD experience, 5 years acute rehab/med surg experience. Would also be...

  6. HD to PD

    AZNurse2015 replied to Twinmom06's topic in Dialysis, Renal, Urology

    I'm also hoping to move to PD. I truly believe I will love the job, but am wondering how competitive I am: 1 year outpatient HD experience, 5 years acute rehab/med surg experience. Would also be...

  7. Almost Off Orientation And Scared

    AZNurse2015 replied to babysteps25's topic in First Year After Licensure

    In my clinicals, I liked Acute Rehab, because it was a bit slower paced, you work with the patients for weeks (makes it easier), and because you have a slew of other workers to ask help from (PT/OT,...