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I was looking online at instructors… Was this the instructor you had? This is the only female patho name i found-Krista L Rompolski Taney. Thanks for your help!

IrishIzRN- Could you tell us who your Patho teacher was? I am planning on starting as a non-matriculated student this spring. My plan is to then start the Acute care PNP program in the fall. I am really looking forward to learning in patho and pharm and hoping to have a good experience like you did… Thanks :)

PICU- rarely we see them. In the 2 years I have worked on my unit I have seen 3-4.

The only time I can't pee is when I'm in the room with an intubated poorly sedated pt and no one to cover. Although mostly I am too dehydrated to need to pee anyway.

76,000. Great benefits- medical around 30$/month single.

There are pumps that auto-populate into the eMAR??

40$/hr NYC

As a new grad for the picu I had 1 month classroom and 2 months preceptorship. That is the same for experienced nurses coming to our unit. The only people who get less are travelers have 1 day orientation.

Update?

I don't know where you live.... Where I live it is nearly impossible for ADN's to get a job in an acute care hospital. I believe this would be the point of a BSN. What is the point of a bunch of MSN's that have never taken care of acute care patients?

If it were me, I would take the SICU position. I went into PICU right out of school and it was the best. I learned more than you could imagine.

I've seen 0% on 2 different pts both with a waveform and matching HR.

Thanks so much!

Any suggestions for how to study for the pediatric CCRN? I have my exam in a month and I'm starting to panic! Thanks in advance! :)

I say take it! I commute 1 hour by car, I was taking the train which was 2hours. You get used to it. You can read, sleep ext. which is nice. I have people that I work with that commute 3 hours +.