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  1. Masters or BSN? - for non RN transfers

    For the amount of time and money invested to obtain your BSN, you would be MUCH BETTER OFF going for your MSN. A BSN (Accelerated) could cost you a year and about 25
  2. Sacramento

    Geez, Louise, thats alot of money with a year or two of
  3. Termination

    What would make a emergency room physician allow someone to practice on a patient? Im sure the payer is paying for emergency room care and use of the physician. Why and how could that person allow...
  4. Daytonite has passed away...

    Rest in peace Allnurses.com friend. I have enjoyed your post's for
  5. Is this bizarre?

    If he does not feel that he has the experience to take on this position already, he should not. He might want to ask about a tranfer to another floor. You should always try to start on a med surg or a...
  6. next best medical career, other than nursing?

    The growing fields are therapy. They make terrific money, especially in
  7. Personal: Is this considered neglect?

    I feel that since your mom is mentally sound, which i great at 90, you should not have to follow her around at her events. I would just make sure they have a way of getting hold of you, which you...
  8. PARENTS!!!!

    OH my goodness, that sucks that you have to be treated like a dog. Big time critical care nurse has to rub it in huh. So many things you would like to say, but you can't. I would think middle school...
  9. Just recently got terminated

    Thats one stressful place to work! Im sure they probably wanted the am meds done by 10. Putting the extra pressure on you, well thats just too much for one person to take. Go get yourself a better...
  10. It's official. I got a job!

    Congrats, sounds like a good
  11. You probably would be treated as a new nurse, as you only had a limited time and your license expired. You probably would be on a med surg floor. Thats a great place to get back into the swing of...
  12. Here are some things I have learned in healthcare. Medicare/VA and Medicaid have much waste and theft. The government has not been a good steward of the peoples money. Now, its good to see so many...
  13. Utilization Review

    You would need experience in dealing with insurance and/or chart reviews such as working in a clinic, physicians office, homecare or as a RNAC. That type of
  14. Where do people like me work?

    HOMECARE! Thats a good place for you. Organized and conscietious. You work there stands
  15. Call your state board of nursing, ask to speak to an
  16. Struggling (very long)

    Its a bad place to be in. When your new, it seems you have not yet earned the right to speak up about problems. When you have been there a while, it seems that you are treated better, now that they...
  17. Cried at work today

    Best of luck to you! Its a emotional time, Im terrible with moving, but I know I will do it
  18. I really CANNOT believe it

    Its a good feeling for
  19. Attrition rate

    Whe I started nursing school, we had over 50. When I graduated, we had 9! Thats right, 9. Most fell out the first
  20. If you are being bullied, there are support systems at work that you can talk to. But, its the moments that are going to come up, and its how you are going to react to them. Not everyone is going to...
  21. Stop the bullying

    Very good point. I would like to ask all bulliers, and or future bulliers how would you feel if someone went home and killed themselves? This can happen if a person feels they have nothing more to...
  22. PT INR

    If a pt inr was ordered to be done on a sat or sunday, I would page the dr's office with the result. The dr on call would have to call me. If he chose not to give me any follow up orders, I would ask...
  23. PACU interview

    oh, and questions for the interview would be nurse to patient ratio, who will be your preceptor, could you possibly train with more than one
  24. PACU interview

    very good assessment skills! Knowledge of side effects with the common medications used. Assessing and responding quick to a patients rapid decline with breathing, bleeding, cardiac, mental status...
  25. PT INR

    I used to use a coag monitor, if the physician allowed, that gave the results in seconds. Then I would call the physician before I left the home. If its a lab draw, I used to collect them before 2pm,...