At your cath lab do the nurses scrub, circulate and record or do you use CVT for any roles, mostly have CVTs that do all three roles instead? I'm curious how other labs run.
Hi I'm trying to get some advice on how to prepare for a cath lab interview. Im a RN with about 7-8 years experience. 5 years in med/surg tele and ICU and about 3 years in dialysis. I really want this job so any info on how to prep would be greatly a...
Thank you for your help. I actually got the job. I guess the more qualified people all have homes more than 30 minutes away from the hospital so they couldn't qualify. Now I just need to figure out how to prepare as its a busy hospital and they are s...
So I'm going to a chronic clinic from acutes but they are asking me about staying PRN in acutes. Does this seem like it would be to much? I'm not sure how the chronic clinic will be with getting hours?
Im very lucky to have a interview for home hemo and PD this week and wanted to ask what kind of questions should I ask during the interview? I have acute care PD/CRRT and Hemo experience in the hospital.
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we get 30 for call during the week. if we come in we get our pay. no extra money other than the 30 dollars. on the weekend its 50. but no shift diff or weekend diff.
yeah this really depends. acutes has call and you have to be OK with taking call on major holidays like Christmas. Acutes normally your at 1 nurse to 2 patients unless they are ICU or Iso then its 1:1. chronics im told its 1 tech to 5 patients and yo...
Do any dialysis nurses have a PRN job? If so what kind? Or do you just pick up in other acute care hospitals/clinics with one of the big 2 (whichever one you are working for).
than you for the honest reply. I really needed this information from all of you. they always tell us to continue going for the PhD no matter what. But i suspected its to keep the revenue coming into the schools of new students.
I did the RN to MSN from 2013-2015. it was cheaper then but still i felt it was expensive. the professors and staff were helpful with school, references and all for getting employed. That being said ifthe price has gone up that much i would pick wgu....
My friend and I worry about this. We are being pushed to do a PhD in nursing education because it will supposedly make us more employable. But we feel like this may not be the case. It feels like most places already have nursing professors.