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  1. People think I am stupid

    rn_abbey replied to nikkole318's topic in First Year After Licensure

    I piggy back as well, but I've noticed that is a pretty mixed reaction here on the boards. Either way, part of moving to new hostpails is adapting to new practices. You'll get the hang of

  2. Lazy techs!!!!!

    rn_abbey replied to Wantoknow-rn's topic in Emergency

    Techs are lazy like nurses are lazy. Unless you've teched before, it's hard to understand I think"-- good way to put some perspective on the issue. Thanks for the

  3. Psych nurse interested in ED....

    rn_abbey replied to ivyleaf's topic in Emergency

    Rural jobs are a good place to look, but if you have been out of practice for some time I would recommend looking for a tele job-- even better if you get one as a 'new grad'. "My nursing assessment...

  4. Independent RN website

    rn_abbey replied to juschillin's topic in Nurse Entrepreneurs, Innovators

    Ah, I'm glad I came across this topic, I've been looking for sites regarding these resources. Thank

  5. LTAC experience.....?

    rn_abbey replied to carnatlast's topic in Long Term Acute Care

    Sadly, this is the case all too-often. Great facilities exist, but I've also seen the ugly side of things. That being said, getting passionate RNs into programs that are suffering can only serve...

  6. Kudos for working the holidays!

    rn_abbey replied to RockinChick66's topic in General Nursing

    First christmas I've had off in years! Felt

  7. New Grad interested in Trauma

    rn_abbey replied to BlueSunRise's topic in Critical Care

    I believe that you need more experience before working in trauma. Your EMT experience would help, but hospitals will probably start you off in the

  8. acute rehab, med-surg tele..to Trauma 1 icu

    rn_abbey replied to nightengalegoddess's topic in Critical Care

    I agree with mmaxim; you are leaving your comfort zone, but that dosen't mean you are not prepared! Don't be afraid to ask