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Guam is a small island in the Pacific Region, island life is more laid back and simple living with direct flights to Manila and Japan, Souteast Asia is just very close by for short trips. Try searching for Guam Regional Medical City and Guam Memorial Hospital Websites - they post their vacancies there and you will be able to get in touch with them through their website/email

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Hello! I am searching on topics of nurses moving to NY and have found this thread, just wanted to find out how have you been. How is NY as a workplace now. I intend to move and NY is on top of the list, coming froma small island of Guam in the pacific. Any feed back will be appreaciated

I wanted to ask around if any of the other ED facilities accepts post op patients to come back to ED and stay as holding patients

I have 6 years hospital experience, last 2 is from the Emergency Dept. and I am from Guam (a small island in the pacific, US territory) would the hospitals give relocation incentives?

Hi any news from GMH?

Hello fellow pinoy nurses! I am currently considering moving to Texas. Well, I'm still thinking which part of Texas. We are a family of 4. Any suggestions which is the best place to for a filipino family to move in to there?

I used kaplan nclex on demand. I followed all instructions of the program. Also, I used La Charity PDA which I believe must be read at least 2 x before taking nclex. Good luck!

Apply in Guam Regional Medical City and Guam Memorial Hospital just search their websites. Also, try FHP/take care and Guam Surgicenter. All these facilities are looking for RNs.

Try writing to your board of nursing. My wife had an ectopic pregnancy during the month she was supposed to take her NCLEX and the board was ready to extend eligibility. She just needed to re-register again to get new ATT.

Another issue I have is boarding/holding patients. How long does a patient once admitted to ICU level of care stay in your ED?

Ok. What state and area are you from?

Hello! I would like to ask, what is the usual/common and acceptable nurse-pt ratio in the ED you are working? 1:4 is what we have now. But if you get the trauma room, you will only 1 more monitor bed.

Ideally we have 8 nurses. 1 charge 1 triage 1 desk/fast track 1nurse=3monitor beds+1hallway bed 1nurse=3monitor beds+1hallway bed 1nurse=2isolations+1monitor bed+1hallway bed 1nurse=trauma room+1monitor We don't have break or relief nurses. We work 8 hours/shift and have on calls among ourselves. We do have 3 techs equally assigned by beds I wanted to see how other EDs would do their pt/bed assignments

Hello! My ED head is asking for ideas on how to make patient assignments for our ED patients. Any suggestions or what kind of ER patient assignments in your area is working well? We have 12 monitor beds 2 isolation rooms and 2 trauma rooms and we have 4 hallway patients as needed. We go by rotation taking 3 monitor beds and 1 hallway bed as needed. How does your patient assignment in your ED goes?