Lynn_RN

So sorry to hear about your loss. ((((Kim))))

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

I have worked PCU, ICU/telemetry, Med-Surg, and Geriatrics. I would like to work OB or Community Health someday.

I worked a busy surgery wing for two years at a small hospital before recently quitting and taking a job at a skilled nursing facility. I finally wised up and got tired of all the verbal abuse from the surgeons, the heavy patient load, with most pat...

I liked Touched By A Nurse: Special Moments That Transform Lives by Jim Kane an Carmen Warner. Chicken Soup for the Nurse's Soul is also very good.

My advice to you would be to contact your local hospital and ask to speak to the Director of Nursing. Tell her/him your dilemma and ask if there is any chance that you could shadow a floor nurse for a day. This will hopefully give you a better ide...

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Try http://www.a1scrubs.com I've ordered from them several times and always received my scrubs within 2 weeks.:)

Congratulations Brandy! :balloons: :biggringi

Good Luck Bassbird!:)

Absolutely LOVE this site!!!

I also graduated from the ADN program. You weren't required to be a CNA or NA at the time I started the program, but they strongly suggested that you gain hospital experience before graduating. Working as a CNA will help you to gain basic patient ...

Hi Angelac, I live about 90 miles from Bowling Green, Ky. I have been an RN for 2 years now, (Graduated from WKU). I worked as a nursing assistant for a few months while finishing my last semester of Nursing School in the same hospital where I now...

That website was http://www.stethoscopes.com with an "s" after stethoscopes. Sorry.

I had a Littman lightweight stethoscope in nursing school. The tubing has become stiff and it is really hard to hear with it now, 3 years later. I recently went to the website http://www.stethoscope.com. They have a really good deal on their Magna Ca...

How sad. My heart goes out to you and his family.

that is so funny!!

RN in Kentucky:p

Hi! I am a new RN,(have been registered for about a month now), am 36 years old, and married with two kids. I'm getting ready to start work in PCU later this month. I would like some email buddies. My email is [email protected]

Wow! Thanks for all the replies to this post. ------------------

To Patricia, I tried to e-mail you at the address you gave me, but the mail was returned saying that the e-mail address [email protected] doesn't exist...

In Kentucky, RN pay ranges from $12 hr. up to around $30 hr. depending on where you work and the demand for nurses in that area.