jaycee15

I would call and see what they say. Might be something small that you need to improve on. I always take criticism positivity. Can only help you in the long run. We are blinded to our faults sometimes

I work 3-11 in ltc in central pa. I get to work at 14:45. Count narcs and check prns. Get a good report from my day shift nurse Write down who my chem sticks and who I need vitals for. Start my 4 o'clock med pass which I usually start around 3, 3:15 ish and finish by 4. Pour my creams and other treatments that the aides do with care. Take off orders while listening for alarms and call bells. Between 4 and 5 almost all the aides are in the dining room. So it's pretty much me on the floor by myself. Go to lunch at 5. Come back at 5:30. Get my vitals for the next med pass and put the creams in the residents rooms. Take more orders off until 630,645 when I start my 8 o'clock med pass. Do my med pass and any body checks that need done. Usually finish around 9, 9:30 Do any wound treatments that the aides can't do. Chart behaviors and mds Make sure I do my i&os. Take off the rest of the orders. Give report to supervisor. Then give report and count narcs with night nurse.

I make 18 an hour as a new grad at a ltc in central pa. About the norm around central pa for ltc

I work in ltc and I have a resident who gets lantus and the order reads to hold it if not eating. I usually give it to her and give a hs snack. Her sugar is never low enough that I don't feel comfortable not giving if

18 a hour at a ltc in pa

Not all sim dummies are like that. Ours just sit there and have their mouth open

I've gained weight. I was 119 for probably four years and since July I am up to 127. I can't stop eating

I like the first ones better

In my nursing school they told us to only do what we are comfortable with. And support your patients and if you absolutely do not feel comfortable tell them you'll call their pastor or whomever to do the ritual or prayer with them.

I also love the conversation I can have with my grandma because she's a lpn. Everyday after clinical I call her up and tell her what I did"

And at my school we only get one pt so it gets kinda boring at times after you finished everything and they're taking nap. You can use that time to chart but its hard to find a spot to sit sometimes!

At my school we are only allowed to bring what fits in our pockets! Which is a few pens, high lighter, penlight, various "cheat sheets" and our clinical book with everything we have to pass on

I love how close you become to your classmates. They become family and everyone wants the best for everyone

Most people in my PN program are over the age the 30. There's only 3 of us under the age of 21, out of a class of 30

You get excited when you do your first rectal temperature