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  1. I am a new nurse. I currently work in a family medicine practice and have been seeking and opportunity to work in position that would challenge me. I have been approached by my former employer who has offered me the opportunity to interview for a position in the hospital as pert of the IV therapy team. They are willing to train on the job for this position. They are aware I am a new nurse. Here is my question. They have told me they would train me for 8 weeks then I would be "on my own" (no overlap in team nurse civerage) .Does this seem adequate as I have 1) never worked in a hospital as a nurse and 2) have absolutely no IV experience (other than in school lab) and have never even done phlebotomy? Is this a safe/ adequate amount of training? I question this because the manager has told me they have had this position open for a year and they are desperate. I am excited (also nervous) they have offered me the opportunity but I am worried about failure to perform the job responsibilities safely given the short amount of training time and lack of support following the training? Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
  2. I need some advice. I am a MA student in my last semester of school. I currently work as a clinic assistant in a urology practice(for a large hospital) where I have all the responsiblities of a MA. I am seriously considering continuing my education to become a LPN. I have interviewed for a CNA position in a Med/Surg unit in the hospital I currently work for. I applied for the job since I am planning on continuing onto school to become a LPN and thought that this would give me more experience since a CNA works closely with nurses to care for patients. The nurse manager is allowing me to shadow a CNA to give me an idea of what the position is really about. If they offer me the CNA position am I making a mistake by taking it? Should I just stay where I am until I find out if I am accepted into a LPN program? I guess I should mention, I have already told them I cannot take a cut in pay and it would need to be a lateral move as far as my pay is concerned. Any advice would be appreciated, Thanks!!:)

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