If your interview at LHSC or St. Joes went poorly , then yes it is possible that HR will block future applications. Are you willing to relocate, London is a tricky area because they graduate a new...
jennylee321 replied to may1787's topic in NICU, Neonatal
Gas machine on the unit, if you don't already have one. I've never worked in a private room NICU, only as a student. But there should be some sort of convertible bed for breastfeeding...
jennylee321 replied to NeoRN11's topic in NICU, Neonatal
Agree with what the others above said. Infiltrations happen and all we can do is learn from them and be vigilant going forward. Here is my advice from what I've learned over the years. 1. Never trust...
jennylee321 replied to MyAimIsTrue's topic in Ob/Gyn
Counting HR is pretty straight forward after some practice. Always try to take HR and RR when baby is settled because counting a HR of 200 is not fun. For RR you can count the chest rises but I often...
In NZ if you are an adult nurse from the UK you can't work in paediatrics, so I imagine this would be true in Australia. This only applies to UK nurses since you register into child health or adult...
If you are making your decision based solely on money than Australia. If you are from certain countries (ie. India, Phillipines), your chances of getting registration/visa will be better in
Take some time to let it sink in that your previous plans will be affected by a newborn. Moms who are able to devote 100% of there time to there babies still get overwhelmed, so please don't go...
If you can come to an agreement with the school take some time off and enjoy your baby. They are only they little once and you should get a chance to breastfeed if you want. If you are living at home...
Agreed ! As far as I'm aware level 2 NICUs in GTA don't like to hire new grads. They want experienced RNs and don't have the funds to support a lengthy
jennylee321 replied to BSNSt3ph's topic in NICU, Neonatal
its not like this everywhere at my hospital MD/NNP are only called for high risk deliveries. At other places I've worked its a NICU nurse/RRT team that attend higher risk deliveries and NNP/MD would...
jennylee321 replied to dreamerachiever's topic in NICU, Neonatal
Your hospital will probably define a "newborn period" ie. 14 days, and NICU will take anything still falling in the newborn period. Free standing NICUs yes will take some babies "off the streets"...
jennylee321 replied to Ehoughton12's topic in Ob/Gyn
I would not say your going to try and pursue midwifery after a year of experience. Tell them that it's part of your 5-10 year plan. No one wants to hire someone who wants to leave after a year,...
jennylee321 replied to FlyingFishofFury's topic in General Nursing
Unless it goes the other way and you get in trouble for not apologising Either way sounds like we are definitely in special snowflake territory here. Are you a newer nurse but she's a very...
jennylee321 replied to SP1CEGRL's topic in NICU, Neonatal
Please reconsider applying to the NICU that is a 2 hr commute. This will be incredibly difficult and it will make it hard for you to last a sufficient amount of time there. As others have suggested if...
jennylee321 replied to NurseMaybe?'s topic in Canada
Glad to see that men are getting more opportunities then women even though we are a female dominated profession. Let's keep that gender pay gap strong ! *eye