NurseKis

Hello! Happy to say that I learned a lot there. Now in the ED!! Love the ED. Would never go back to the med surg floor.

I told you to use that pillow when you cough after surgery!

I VLOW: when that IV line blows on you. "IV Blow"

1. Help! 2. Don't hide! 3. Stop complaining 4. Ask! Don't mind what they are thinking. 5 believe in yourself

That patient with lice wants to finally take a sower!

I hope I don't find them on the floor coding!

No, Nursing is killing me.

Hello everyone I was offered a job in New York City in one hospital that is not a City hospital but it's on the 1199 union. The other job I was offered is a city Hospital job and it's not under the union 1199. The first job I was offered I was told I would get 10 patients per shift it's an eight hour shift by the way. The city Hospital would be six patients per shift sometimes up to 10 patients but mostly six patients per day and it's on the 12 shift. Is a city Hospital from New York City better than a private hospital ? can you guys tell me the benefits of having 1199 or the benefits of being part of the city Hospital ? I really don't know what to do but I know that I will be working in med surg units in both of these hospitals regardless so I would want to know what do you think thank you so much!

Hello ALL! Does anyone work here? This hospital is in the Bronx NY. I was wondering if there are certain skills i must know ect. Generally speaking what skills must i KNOW while working at a med surge floor? Any tips? Im scared but excited!

Hi you guys!!? I'm also in the program taking 9 credits how is it going are u graduating soon?

I am also from NYC. i am an RN with no experience and I have been going crazy trying to get a job. Even a CNA job if possible. I need the money or I will be evicted from my apt. Is so bad. I am going back to do my BSN in January but if i dont get a job i will drop out Very frustrated!

@ GRADUATENURSE14 I agree with u!! This is how i felt when i joined!! I guess its true that Older nurses eat their young.

Thank You @TNBUTTERFLY!

Thank you very much guys!!! I truly appreciate it!

Hello everyone!! I passed my NCLEX RN on 10/21/2014. I AM now very excited to apply for jobs. But I wanted to get into a bachelor program as soon as I passed. Theres a school i applied to and the admissions dept. told me theres a high chance I would get in. If i am accepted, I would start classes in January. i would like to know if I should put this on my resume? And how should I put it? Another question is that I am currently enrolled in the American Heart Association to complete both my BLS and ACLS. Can I put pending on these two certifications and list them on my resume? I have so many questions... I have no medical experiences so I am trying to make my resume the best it can be. I hope my Spanish speaking skills will help me greatly. Thanks in Advance! I am so thankful for ALLNURSES!!