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coconut9184

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  1. Hi everyone! I have been a nurse for 6 years and my experience is in both med surg and critical care stepdown units working with adults. I am starting a new position on the Mother Infant unit in December and am excited but nervous! This is an entirely different field and it's been a while since nursing school where we studied this material! Does anyone have any suggestions on resources/texts/etc. I can use to prepare myself for working in this unit? I will be working with both the mothers and the babies since they do couplet care so I need to learn about both. Any other suggestions or advice as I make this switch? Thanks so much for any input you all may have!!!!
  2. Hello, I am new to this site but I have been following other people's post for quite some time. I figured the best place to go for advice from people who have been through similar situations would be the best place to get advice. I have been working for 2.5 years as an RN on a very busy med/surg unit. During the last 1.5 years, I have been struggling with increasingly bad foot problems that are now to the point of surgery and debilitating pain (especially during work). I started out with plantar fasciitis, which I know many people have had...but over 1.5 years this has gotten only worse, now leaving me with heel spurs, nerve entrapment, and tears in a variety of tendons throughout my ankle. To make the story short, I have done everything there is to do regarding treatment other than surgery so I think that may be my only way out of this. But even then, my doctor and I both worry about future problems down the road due to the nature of my job and how much I am on my feet. Basically, I may be looking at needing to find an RN job that is not as physically demanding. In fact, if I could find one that I was not on my feet much to work that would be ideal. Any suggestions? I have looked into being a legal nurse consultant, but I don't know what the job opportunities are like out there for that. My only experience is in Med/Surg at this point, but I'm hoping there may be options out there. Anyone who has suggestions please let me know! Thanks!

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