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Thank you that definitely helped!

I am new to PICU, I have a couple questions about CVC/PICC lines. We mostly use double lumen PICCs or triple lumen CVC. In the double lumen PICC I commonly see epi and maintenance in one lumen, fentanyl, versed, and vec in the other. In this case if I need to draw labs and this is my only access what is the process as far as which lumen and which meds do I pause? Also, can someone explain to me how I have things running at a fast rate but I'm not bolusing my meds in the same lumen and/or the other lumen? And let's say I have something I need to give like Zantac do I put it on the quad fuse with my sedation? My guess is I never want to mess with my pressor med, but I need some clarification. Any other info would be great. Thank you!!

I applied for the pediatric residency position, but haven't heard anything yet. Anyone else?

Thanks!

Sorry about my earlier post still figuring this out. My question was for you. Are you in Oklahoma?

Hi there, I am also a new grad from WA. I have heard Swedish does a meet and greet session for prospective employees, they just did one so I'm not sure when the next one will be. If you hear of anymore would you let me know? Good luck!

If you don't mind me asking where are you located?

Thank you! It is helpful to hear what other people have done.

I recently graduated from an ADN program and would love to find an acute pediatrics job in Washington but would be willing to relocate. Since I don't have experience I don't qualify for lots of the jobs, but I'm noticing that they want acute pediatric experience. I need advice on how to get that without being in a hospital. Would adult med/surg, peds home health, or peds clinic experience be the best? Any other advice would be great!