mhy12784

mhy12784

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  1. Contracting TB

    The overwhelming majority of people who get TB never get active TB. And judging from your comments im presuming you havent had a culture done
  2. Worked 24 hours/3 consecutive 8hr shifts

    Did you also read that 24 hours is the most you can work in a day
  3. Worked 24 hours/3 consecutive 8hr shifts

    I think this is an excellent opportunity for you to step up in a leadership role though, and help your facility create a policy addressing this relatively serious issue. To prevent problems like this...
  4. Worked 24 hours/3 consecutive 8hr shifts

    I know that in the OR (in NY) its illegal for you to work more than 16 hours straight without an 8 hour break between
  5. New Grad

    When I graduated a year ago, I remember Oklahoma had a somewhat high demand for nurses. ... Thats if you can find where Oklahoma
  6. Going to school: question for nurses

    Itll depend on the hospital, but most hospitals ive seen either hire you for the day shift (where you work days) and nights where you work nights. I havent seen anything where they mix and match,...
  7. Given a warning

    I have no idea what you said and how you said it. But id be willing to bet that how you said it was the issue, not the fact that you didnt get it for her Hospitals are ALL about customer service. Im...
  8. So for graduate school I need malpratice insurance for a "student", but most of the websites (ie NSO) only have malpractice for students who are NOT RNs, or NP students. Anyone know where/what/how how...
  9. Non Clinical DNP degree ?

    What kind of opprotunites are there for non clinical DNPs ? Like what would be the advantage in me being a DNP in leadership vs an MSN in leadership or admin or something
  10. Non Clinical DNP degree ?

    Well its catered to management and administrative. I wouldn't plan on doing things unrelated to it. It just sounds
  11. I believe that BSN to DNP is not available in New York State (yet?). They do have them around the country (ive seen a few schools in CT with them). Hospital jobs are extremely difficult to get without...
  12. Absolutely get a job, start applying immediately. I graduated from Stony brook last year (also bsn) people who graduated with me got hired got hired between now and July. Most jobs will pay for a...
  13. ideas needed

    Im not exactly a fountain of ideas, but I think the amount of students in your class makes a HUGE difference. If youre graduating with 20 others, vs 200 others id expect the ideas to be astronomically...
  14. Even if BSNs were the norm, people still need to get associates degrees before they can get a bachelors. However its pretty obvious that ASN programs are going to die down and get reduced over the...
  15. when you're patients a slob...

    It's your, not
  16. What did you get for nurses week?

    Monday- Breakfast Tuesday- Cake Wednesday- Lunch + Icecream Thursday- Lunch Friday- Pizza + icrecream And throughout the week pens, penlights and random give aways such as water bottles bags and...
  17. Just because you were premed I would imagine you might also want to look into PA programs. Since thats more the medical tree (instead of the nursing tree) Id definitely look into nursing too, just see...
  18. New grads definitely arent "landing jobs all the time" Its extraordinarily difficult for a new grad nurse to land a job in MANY areas of the country. And if they have an associates degree, forget...
  19. Advanced degree and RNFA

    Well theres a whole lot of advanced degrees that arent for clinical (education leadership admin informatics etc) which I dont see contributing very much at all for PURELY being an RNFA. And a CRNA is...
  20. New nurse with no experience.

    New yorks a big state with a lot of people so there are a LOT of places to apply. Like thousands... Judging from your financial situation (and the fact that you dont want to be in a crime ridden area)...
  21. Have bad attitude- RN to BSN programs

    Im sorry you feel that way. Continuing education is absolutely critical for all (real) medical professions. Now ill concede that an RN > BSN program is probably not going to cover the most...
  22. Did you sign any paperwork
  23. If I was in your situation, and Molloy is the only school that I got accepted into then yes (unless youre talking about applying to Molloy in the future, then I would apply everywhere) I would NOT put...
  24. Nope So getting a associates in nursing would be a poor use of your time. Do what you can to get into Stony Brook because its a great program and youll enjoy it, but it would be a huge mistake to not...
  25. bad idea Suffolk is also very competitive, but its an associates program. You wont get a job with an associates degree in nursing, and will have to get a BSN anyway. Whatever you ultimately do, I...