If a patient tests positive for MRSA in the nares, do we treat them like we do all patients placed upon contact precautions? I was taught that terminal cleaning was required and that personnel should...
I tried this for a month and was miserable! I worked for a plastic surgeon who's office had its own surgery center. I was in charge of all things clinical; it almost sounds prestigious or...
...consists of one young woman, who is there to turn to? I work for a physician-owned surgical hospital affiliated with a larger organization. My manager is manipulative, pitting employees against...
Yes. I was a super user at the last two facilities I worked at, as well as being one of the people to work on conversion to a new system, programming it
...and I hated middle school. I recently started working in the operating room at a large hospital. The operating room is broken up into pods, so that we end up working with pretty much the same...
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I can't say any books will be "exciting", but if you are up for the investment, Alexander's is great. Much more detail than the pocket guide on procedures and what circulatory
Wouldn't you have to reimburse the hospital for training you in Periop? Also, you would probably be burning that bridge by leaving the hospital after they invested so much money in you. However, if...
Wow. I am more confused than ever. I am still waiting for the BON to call me back. It seems like the opinions of the board are: you are at risk of board sanctions, MYOB or get fired, everything is...
Adding to the list of disrespectful managers: my last manager -- "We don't HAVE to give you guys a break at all. Check the state law." After cutting the fictional two-15 minute breaks/one-30 minute...
Ok, so maybe that wasn't the most objective thread title, but it is certainly the most honest. I am already struggling with the "personality" of my new job working as the sole RN at a plastic surgery...
I am a new employee at an office-based surgery center that I thought was my dream job, but it is starting to feel like more of a nightmare. I had no breaking in period, but the surgeon is already...
Right, but that is copied and placed in your file. Your resume/ portfolio gets passed around to everyone interviewing you, including but not limited to management, co-workers, Administrative staff,...
Also, if it appears that you are not super cautious with HIPAA-related info, a job in which you will be required to deal with large volumes of patient information may be wary of hiring you. Better to...