BSN-to-MSN ADN, BSN, RN

BSN-to-MSN has 11 years experience as a ADN, BSN, RN and specializes in SCRN.

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   Religious Exemptions

   BSN-to-MSN replied to Guest219794's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Not much into religion, either. But people believe what they want to, religion is not based on facts and outsiders cannot argue with it. If the patient had a religious exemption for COVID...
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   Fear of Floating | Life of a Nurse

   BSN-to-MSN replied to JeanstarMSN's topic in General Nursing

   The core reason of floating
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   I'm Out... (Cue Mic Drop)

   BSN-to-MSN replied to J.Adderton's topic in Disaster Preparation

   I am starting MSN immediately after BSN - in September! I'm almost done with BSN- 2 weeks to go! Theoretically, I could quit, but I'm not there (yet). Dropping to part time, though, I do need...
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   How to Stop the Mass Nursing Exodus?

   BSN-to-MSN replied to ClaraRedheart's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Agree, our facility received Magnet last year, and so much talk about it, but clinical advancement program (and incentive) was cancelled. It means nothing to me, it felt like things were forced on...
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   I don't want to be Charge!

   BSN-to-MSN replied to Ioreth's topic in General Nursing

   Good for you standing your ground. Now, I tell them I do not have what it takes to be charge ( in my head it goes more like "not dealing with other staff
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   I don't want to be Charge!

   BSN-to-MSN replied to Ioreth's topic in General Nursing

   Nope, not stuck doing 2 jobs for one pay. Still refuse. They can fire me if they want, but they did not. I'd rather wash hospital windows under the "other duties assigned". Outside.
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   I don't want to be Charge!

   BSN-to-MSN replied to Ioreth's topic in General Nursing

   Refuse. Say no on the spot. They tried to put me as charge a couple of times, no warning, just bam, show up for the shift and there it is, my name in the charge row. I said no, you can't make...
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   Nursing Staffing Post COVID Quagmire...

   BSN-to-MSN replied to Leonardo Del Toro's topic in General Nursing

   Taking some welcome break in the form of maternity leave until end of the Summer. Would not call this a vacation, but hey, no COVIDS until
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   COVID-19 Vaccine Incentives

   BSN-to-MSN replied to NRSKarenRN's topic in Disaster Preparation

   agree 100 percent. incentives do work to some degree, so let them offer the darn
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    BSN - no experience and lots of children

    BSN-to-MSN replied to kat1822's topic in General Nursing

    Yes, correct! Consider gaining a few years of experience before the NP Program, it will serve you well. After having this child, maybe go work part time ( 2 shifts a week?). With 4 children, your...
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    Unprofessional Clinical Educator.. What would you do?

    BSN-to-MSN replied to hama1111's topic in General Nursing

    She seems like she has no regard of your time, her time matters more. I encounter people like that at work, too, the ones who will come in to the patient's room from behind the curtain when they...
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    Seeking Advice! Failed 2-Year Program. Now What?

    BSN-to-MSN replied to AliceBack2It's topic in General Students

    I would look into being re-admitted to the program, talk to the advisor. Otherwise, go for LPN at another college. I do not think you should apply to the accelerated program, if you failed...
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    Social Skills Should Be a Bigger Focus in Nursing School

    BSN-to-MSN replied to Kenneth S. Veillon's topic in General Nursing

    The subject to be taught is effective communication in healthcare and emotional intelligence strategies. It needs to be a side course in the ADN and BSN
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    New Grad RN: Should I hang in there or leave?

    BSN-to-MSN replied to Smnthvolger's topic in General Nursing

    Take the responsibility of making an error, don't blame others, but learn from it. What are you going to do differently to avoid it next time? Request to follow one nurse's schedule, to have one...
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    Reality Check.

    BSN-to-MSN replied to VaniCCRN's topic in General Nursing

    I wouldn't check the Reddit anymore. Consider going part-time for the time of Master's program. You will most likely have to pay more for health insurance compared to full time, but it's doable....