Agree with the above posters. Be sure to take down specific names of both the good and bad staff members for when you go to fill out the patient satisfaction survey...Maybe they'll take the
Unfortunately we cannot offer medical advice here on Allnurses. Please consult your GP. As part of your HIV workup, you should have received counseling regarding risk and other issues. Wishing you the...
I live in Central Jersey. My taxation rate is exactly the same as it was when I worked in SC, where I made $15 less an hour. Except now I pay 2 states' worth of income
I'm not an ETP student, but a traditional MSN/NNP student who works with a LOT of ex-ETP graduates. Yes they have all amassed a lot of debt, especially if they hadn't finished paying off their...
Interesting...... Have you guys had any issues with arteriospasm? Where I used to work all our arterial fluids were 500cc 1/2NS with 250u heparin and 60mg Papaverine @1cc/hr to prevent...
Both MM and Kimball are busy hospitals. They have a pretty good reputation and pay decently from what I've heard. As far as a LTAC hospital, they might send you to an offsite freestanding LTAC...
Our ORs and L&D stock Fashion Seal scrubs in jade and ceil blue. I've swiped several pair and wear them all the time. I think http://www.uniformadvantage.com stocks them. Check out the nursing...
I get taxed about 33%, plus I have to pay NJ state tax. AND union dues. Don't do it for the money. I make less than I'd make here in NJ. I do it for the experience and tuition
Run a search on the topic here on Allnurses, or just look back at some older NICU threads. There have been several on the topic. Now, back to the original post
I'm sure you guys have ruled out a cow's milk/derivative allergy, right?? Most formulas and fortifiers have cow's milk derivatives, so maybe a trial of soy-based formula would
Hi all, I'm starting my Neonatal NP Masters program at the end of August. I'll be attending part-time while working full time in the NICU. This will amount (as far as I know) to one full day of class...
Your career choices as a RN graduate are almost unlimited. The only positions you may be excluded from initially are management positions. Many hospitals are "trying" to get as many BSN grads as...
In my last unit, we used chloraprep for all gestational ages, and for all line insertions (PALs, UA/UVCs, PICC, PIVs) and for all blood cultures and venipunctures. We never had any burns. We did use...
It sure can. Welcome to the life of a nurse! A lot of people adjust well to working the night shift. You could work 11p-7a, come home, send DD off to school, and have the quiet house to yourself to...
Continuing education requirements vary widely, but are sometimes part of each state board's requirement to maintain your license. Some hospitals/units also require a certain number of CEUs as part of...
I am another one who was not born to love or even understand a lot of math. Chemistry either.... As another poster said, if nursing is what you want, go for it! You usually have to take several of...
SteveNNP replied to squeakykitty's topic in Emergency
While I was working in the ED, we had a few interesting cases. One was a rather portly man and his equally portly girlfriend who were apparently trying out a new woman-on-top move, when she lost her...