MimiLPN replied to kennybania's topic in Psychiatric
For Goodness sake, don't get yourself into the 11-7 shift... unless you're a night owl and really don't mind not sleeping at night! I worked the 11-7 for 7 months in a psych facility... it's boring,...
Hello all... I''m a nurse in a long term/psych facility. As we all know, this is the time when flu/cold symptoms are abounding. I work third shift, and I should mention that I have only been a nurse...
It's normal as a new nurse to make simple mistakes that you probably had learned somewhere along the line. The fact is that the things we learn in nursing school don't always sink in until we can...
To the above poster, I disagree..orientation is not *just* to show you the routine and paperwork. For new grads its to guide you through the world of nursing until you grasp what the job entails and...
Congrats on starting your program! My little bit of advice that was given to me and made me successful was: Find your routine from the beginning and stick to it! For me that meant staying right after...
You guys are absolutely right. I actually got a call back later that evening from the DON and she clarified a bunch of things... I was given a lot of fragmented information from the manager that...
Hi all, I've been offered a 32 hour overnight position at a psychiatric long term care facility. They are offering a very generous 6 weeks orientation in which I would be trained during day shifts. I...
Yeah you're probably right. I guess I just hate being unclear and that I wasn't even asked if I wanted the 24 hour position... like they were just intending to place me there as long as it worked for...
Hello all, I went in for my first ever interview at a psych/long term care facility in my town. The position I was interviewing for is a 32 hour position- 3rd shift. The interview went well, we...
Hello my fellow nurses, I am applying for jobs after having recently graduated/become licensed. I was told in school that it is always better to apply in person due to the benefit of having them see...
I have recently applied for a position with a home health care agency and they state that "knowledge of home health regulatory and reimbursement requirements" is a must. Where do I even begin...