I've never worked with OnAssignment, but they have a new recruiter that I have worked with and she is wonderful!! I don't want to break any rules so I can only saythat if you email me privately I will...
Sable's mom replied to Roy Fokker's topic in Nursing Humor
These are wonderful.
Here's another murphy's law - when you small OB department - 11 staff members total - have 2 on vacation and 2 with emergency surgeries you'll do 1/4 of the month's...
Another vote FOR joining. Besides the magazines (Lifelines & JOGNN) with their respective learning opportunities, the chapter meetings are a great way to learn AND to network. You never know when...
To answer the OP's question re: Bradley vs. LaMaze: my first child was lamaze - it didn't work very well in transition my second was bradley - it worked great for me Now, 28 years later,...
QUOTE:Sounds like you need to move. Seriously, where do you work? With that much experience you should be making a tidy sum. Plus, you could do travel nursing and make some serious money. I applaud...
I agree- if you come to me with a problem, come with a possible solution. That is the policy nursing admin has for the managers, so we have adopted it with our staff. It has cut down on the '*itch...
Siri, I agree with you that it is different with grandkids, but sometimes it can be VERY frustrating to have parents complain when they don't have a clue!!We had a baby we were resusitating - apgar 1...
I agree with llg's reply. You may never know exactly what happened:( , but handling this in a positive and professional manner will do you more good than any other response at this point. It's hard...
I think 1 other person said this but . . as a manager, I can't deal with issues if I don't know they are happening and I can't be there 24/7. This issue is one that won't go away. Sooner or later she...
Sable's mom replied to militaryspouse98's topic in Ob/Gyn
Welcome!! Deb is very correct!! It doesn't matter if what your educational track - you have to pass RN boards and then you are an RN. It may matter in some hospitals for management positions - it...
i've read this thread with interest (i'm a manager - for 1 year now) and have to say that treesawrn put most things in perspective. i took the management job because our unit had been without one for...
Great advice Deb. So often we nurses seem intimidated into not instituting the chain of command and then compuond the problem by not documenting on an incident/event report and/or notifying managers....
I am a veteran OB nurse (25+ years) and now am a manager (sorry - I went over to the dark side). Anyway, one of the best L&D nurses I know is on my present staff and had to have a sudden...
I walked out of an assignment in NYC - the only time I've ever done that. My advice: #1.make your company get your housing for you (yes you make more $ doing it yourself, but unless you know NYC it's...
After 25+ years, yes, I've seen dads faint, but very few and most of those were due to hypoglycemia not 'gross stuff'. It is very important to make sure someone feeds dad, especially if the section is...
Possibly what your friend was supposed to have been told is that anyone receiving rhogam should get a card to carry that gives the date and # of rhogam units they received. For approx 72 hours after...
I totally agree with you Deb. I was at an AWHONN conference last month and one of the things the speaker said is as professionals we have to stop worrying about "the doctor's gonna yell". We need to...
As a new manager, I was made very aware of the fact that FMLA is federally mandated and whether I agreed or approved was irrelevant. At our institution all leaves - for any reason - are handled...
I just got an update from our state lab and for the PKU (at least in MI) there is no longer any need for feeding at all. The important thing - according to them is to wait 24 hours because some of the...