I was just looking to see if we could create a pay transparency for RNs.
I work in Illinois in the Chicago Suburbs, at a Northwestern Medicine Hospital
Experience:
6 years - 2 on inpatient Stroke/Neurology (1 year floor nurse, 1 year p...
I wasn't given a reason besides the normal automatic turned down email, "thank you for your submission... sadly we are not pursuing you for employment.... best wishes..." I'm not super pressed for money, but I don't think I could not work for very lo...
Yeah, it sounding like a very rough unit is the only thing holding me back. I don't mind being busy, but I don't want to be so busy I can't learn or be safe.
It's somewhat understandable, "Ortho Days" or planned ortho cases are Monday's and Wednesday's so they plan on having the unit mostly emptied out to prepare for the admissions on Monday. The unit manager I interviewed with stated that usually it's p...
I am a new grad who has worked in critical care as a HUC/PCT for the past 4 years while in school. Unfortunately, my unit cannot hire a new grad at this time... so I have interviewed and been offered jobs on two very different units. Background: I am...
The only thing that I've ever done in clinical that wasn't what we should have done was I had a developmentally delayed patient that I was passing around 12 meds to. He was noncommunicative and after he threw his first set of pills on the floor (amon...
It is very manage-able. I had a job where I worked 5 days a week and attended nursing school, it just goes down to priority management and learning to say no. No I can't pick up 4 extra hours, no I can't spend this weekend drinking I have an exam and...
Dormi93 replied to whatdayisit11to7Nrse's topic in General Nursing
All you can do is present your case with the evidence you have. If it is reasonable enough and they don't listen get out ASAP that is not a place to become attached to.
I worked at both a nursing home and a step-down ICU as a CNA. The main difference will be types of workload. I found that you CAN (depending on co-workers) have a lot more help in a hospital because there are generally more nurses/cnas around. In my ...