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JessicaTutt

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  1. I have worked in a local ER as a tech for almost two years now. The requirements for my job included completion of an EMT B course, a current CNA license and a current BLS card. My job description has varied since my hire date, but essentially I am responsible for setting up procedures, vital signs, splints and wound care, initial triaging of a patients, code care and stocking and reordering supplies for the ED. I can assist with foley and IV placement and remove them. I have really enjoyed working as an ED and Will be starting nursing school in the fall. This job has given me such a good insight into the medical field. :)
  2. Thanks for your advice! I am currently working in our local ER as a ED tech. I have been working there for two years and I am hoping that being around the medical setting will give me somewhat of a jump start into nursing school.
  3. So yesterday I received my acceptance into nursing school. I will be starting in August. Needless to say I am very excited. I am looking for advice to prepare myself for my first semester. Anything I should brush up on before my first day etc.

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