bethielpn
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My best clinical instructor told me "there is never a stupid question. Always ask the question that may be on the tip of your tongue. Do not be afraid " I have always remembered that and to this day will always tell new orientees on my unit the very same thing.
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Unfortunately according to CMS guidelines, even if the patient is lowered, it's considered a dall
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13 years ago I left the acute care setting (med/surg with ortho specialty) and made the transition to LTC. What I found to be the most overwhelming for me was the amount of paperwork....so much more than the hospital setting because of the different regulations. However, the paperwork is easily figured out and as long as you are organized, you should be fine. LTC nursing has been very rewarding to me. Good Luck!
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AT my facility, corporate would send in an interim administrator,DON. I have heard that the SDC could be asked to be the acting DON