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  1. Thank you for your service! My significant other is in EOD tech school and he chuckled at #40 when I shared.
  2. I work at two facilities, a level 1 trauma and a smaller community hospital, and in both units do ICU RNs run their own CRRT. The only difference is that in the smaller hospital, HD RNs are called to set up the machine/do filter changes while in the TICU we do it all. Always a 1:1.
  3. Thank you for your service and welcome home.
  4. I am also applying for 2015; for CRNA first, and if that does not work out, then as a critical care RN. 2 years MICU and level 1 TICU experience, CCRN. From what my recruiter has explained to me, where you have experience from holds weight, credentialing, and interview as well are also key factors. It does seem though that everyone has the same general appearance on paper, if not more appealing, which is nerve wrecking! Good luck to you in your process. Hopes of smooth sailing for all of us starting this journey!

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