YanMinor replied to Mr. Murse's topic in Critical Care
As a new grad, I've definitely noticed that our critical care nurses make the same amount as med-surg nurses. I don't think that it would be fair to pay one more than the other right out of nursing...
This! I was so lost by the second post of this thread. OP, having edited out most of your post and information, it's hard for us to be of much help. I would agree with what most have said in that it...
YanMinor replied to NiftyNurse7209's topic in Critical Care
So, it sounds like you're asking two questions. First, is critical care the right move for you and possible as a new grad? Second, what can be done to improve your chances of getting into critical...
YanMinor replied to francoml's topic in Critical Care
+1 with what Rose-Queen said. If you bolus an induction agent like propofol, you are now practicing anesthesia. Have I seen nurses do it? Maybe. EDIT: Typically, orders for fentanyl and midazolam...
That is correct. You will apply for licensure in a single state, sit for the test, and get that state's license. THEN, you can apply for reciprocity. Again, if one state is significantly faster at...
WOW! $12k is no joke. That come out to about a $6/hr raise, which some nurses work many years to attain. Still - ask yourself where you want to be in five years. Does ED get you there, or Onc? Have...
YanMinor replied to future_nurse11's topic in General Nursing
I'm surprised by so many of the answers here! Having good hand hygiene doesn't excuse you from wearing gloves.... Check your institution's policy. I'm certain that wearing gloves are part of universal...
Actually, this isn't true. While it's absolutely illegal to discriminate based on race, gender, and other qualities, there is no law forbidding discrimination based on "attractiveness". Many companies...
It's crazy how underrated this is, especially to get a job as a new to practice nurse. As I've said in other posts, me and a few of my best friends recently graduated in December, and we've all found...
I only graduated in December, and three of my best friends are guys I met in the program. All four of us have found jobs in the last three months (all in critical care, no less). It's a bit premature...
Regardless of which state you get your initial licensure, if you want a job in Florida, you're going to need a Florida license. There are two ways you can go about this. Your first option is to apply...