nurse4newlife replied to juleslevesQ86's topic in Texas Nursing
Poor thing! Your working south and living north???? Ummm let us know.how you like the traffic, leave 3 hours before your shift, plan for childcare 3 hours after, and GOODLUCK! Left the atx area never...
nurse4newlife replied to Nursingluv101's topic in Emergency
7p-7a isn't too bad, try to work your scheduled shifts consecutively or else you end up loosing days off because you have to sleep from the shift the night before and don't wake until 4-5pm on your...
nurse4newlife replied to Kayla.J.RN's topic in Ob/Gyn
Also an L&D nurse, record and clear tje volumes infused hourly and it doesn't matter how frequently the dosage is increased. The ml/hr will be on your pump. Now YOU caan teach your preceptor...
Our unit allows cell phones in pockets, if your not checking them or answering them at the bedside. We have a lounge for cell phone conversation. By the time your a working RN you should have the time...
I love the patients (L&D) who describe their pain as 10 of 10, bit are texting on their phone the next time you slip in. Or want me to wait while they finish their conversation (as if I don't hv...
Thank you all soooo much! I just have an RN-C for ob/gyn 2 yrs high risk ob L&D. Does a BSN make a huge difference up north? In TX we make the same pay and work in the trenches side by side....
My family and I are looking to relocate from Texas to a more LGBT friendly state, any tips on suburban areas with good schools for our kids and near to a hospital with high risk OB/GYN L&D unit? I...
nurse4newlife replied to RNRichi's topic in Emergency
Even with the BEST preceptor, its very hard to feel competent, knowledgeable, or very 'together' the first year. Hang.in there, find one or two people you work with who want to teach, and don't look...
Us too, hospital wide, no nail polish, acrylics, or natural nails longer than the fingertip, which is fine on my unit because Im an L&D nurse and long nails would just be
nurse4newlife replied to Carlos1's topic in Ob/Gyn
I have screwed one in to my palm for demonstration purposes for parents apprehensive about allowing us to place the FSE. Completely painless, no blood, no laceration, although some times there is a...