So, I'm having a great time at camp, I love the campers, the staff, the whole experience. I do NOT, however, love the nurse that is here on my days off (Saturday, Sunday, Monday). I came in last week...
So I was terminated from my position in May...I had two jobs, so while it was awful - I haven't had any problems with pay or anything (thank goodness!). What I'm curious about - I found a great...
It had nothing to do with the actual job - I was termination for unprofessionalism with coworkers. Unfortunatly, like you - I didn' tmuch get along with the weak management - and although I wasn't the...
So here's the story. I've been a RN for almost four years - I have some great friends at work, and on Sunday we got on the conversation of how I had recently gotten my nipple pierced. They wanted to...
Hello! My name is Charity, I've been a peds nurse for 3 years and am going to camp this summer for the first time. (Very excited!) I do have one concern - apparently our camp physician (whom I have...
Thanks for the reply. Actually, this camp is not run very well at ALL! When I requested a lock box and a safe area for the controlled meds, all I was answered with was, "Well, the nurse is in here and...
Any Philly nurses? I'm seriously thinking of relocating and Einstien contacted me about working in their trauma ER. Any thoughts/good apartment complexes?
Anyone work here? I've got a friend moving in Ky and I've been looking at perhaps relocating there and working at eith UKMC or the Children's hospital- ideally in the ICU. Any suggestions? Or other...
I inadvertantly gave 0.5 of a Lortab regular strength to a patient. The order was 0.5 of a extra strength. I followed my error with an incident report, and now my standing in med administration is in...
I gave a little post-op girl Zofran last week for nausea. She'd never had it before, and shortly after getting it, developed hives. As I was turning to call the doc, he walked in and started screaming...
Thanks. I appreciate that - I've been looking into other options outside of the hospital. I worked in one hospital for a year (float, where I got all the experience I have except the Peds), and now...
THANK YOU!!!!! I am NOT a new nurse - I think people are forgetting that. I graduated and began working in April 2005 - It's been two years that I've been a floor nurse. I've lived alone and worked...
Thanks for those of you who gave me support. I can't BELIEVE that 95% of the people responding to this say "There's no way you can be burned out..." or "work part time"... or "New grad, new grad..."...
I've been a floor nurse for two years. I've done pediatrics, ortho, med-surgh, rehab, and ICU. I just am NOT happy and don't even want to think about floor nursing. *sigh* I'd LOVE to work ER - in...
I read these posts a million times and hadn't ever really had anything concrete happen to me until last night. I'm a float nurse in a little hospital, and lately have been spending my evenings on our...
Recently (as in, two days ago) our hospital set into practice a new system for the ER giving the floor report. Apparently, the ER is going to just fax up a report sheet and send the patient up, which...
Our hospital handles it this way: Our report is taped for the next shift to listen to. That in turn leaves an entire shift of nurses on the floor to care for patients, tie loose ends, etc. When an...
I'm a huge GA fan - haven't missed an epi. That said, I have absolutely no problem with the Nurse's Blog - who cares? It's something stupid and made up to help people who missed and episode catch up....
I'm 20 years old - I went to nursing school right out of high school. It's a lot of responsibility, but let me tell you - as an RN, I can say I'm glad I went that route. Yes, it might be a shorter...