RNnur replied to WorldTravelingYogi's topic in Nursing Career
to add also I feel your pain about the duplicate degrees...I have a MS degree too but despite it being in the medical field I think it might be a hindrance as when I apply for jobs in that area of...
RNnur replied to WorldTravelingYogi's topic in Nursing Career
Actually you might not be in too bad of shape...I often regret passing the NCLEX actually...once you pass you're unable to work as an aide anymore (there are TONs of jobs for aides and not many jobs...
How was your orientation experience in ICU? Did you feel confident to take care of patient's having a higher acuity? How is the team of nurses you will be working with? Are they open to working...
It's sad in a way though that I have to rely on the internet to find an intelligent answer....the manager and supervisor of the floor (both RN's) were upset that I did not make it a priority to get...
Yes I agree....that however, is a pretty challenging skill to master for all patients (not allowing yourself to be emotionally attached) but I agree. With the statement made in regards to "it could...
In response to this ignorant comment: akulahawk Yes. There are things that people can do that are worse. So bad, in fact, that they must be segregated from all other prisoners for their own...
If I understand you correctly you are saying that this person could have done "worse" and just ask a cop? Is that sarcasm or are you being serious?? If you are serious that's extremely ignorant......
Thank you all for your input...receiving feedback from nurses experienced and have no motive besides wanting to help makes me feel a lot better about things.... and the profession in general... as the...
And there in lies the problem.... this attitude of egocentrism that some have...I just feel somewhat sorry as a bar of perfection is set for everyone else and yet the one with this attitude does not...
I disagree with this statement as well. I understand that every patient we take care of is important however, we are humans. Despite working as nurses we are NOT perfect nor can we be at two places...
The IV med was dilaudid actually and the pt wanted an additional dose....they also had PO oxycodone which was the prn dose that I was not in to give right away because I was focused on the other post...
Is it common practice to write a patient's PRN pain medication schedule down for them? Lets say you have a pt that has several PRN pain medications and also scheduled pain meds. The nurse from the...
RNnur replied to C H I C A G O_RN's topic in Critical Care
As we are all new to ICU...I am curious to how everyone's orientation is setup? How is your progress being measured/evaluated? Have you worked with several different preceptors or basically just...