NeuroRehabRN

NeuroRehabRN

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About NeuroRehabRN

NeuroRehabRN has 9 years experience and specializes in TBI & SCI.


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  1. I'm lost. I want to quit nursing.

    I love Medic/Nurse's response. I would recommend giving the ER job more time, not only to give it a chance, but you don't want a 90 day job on your resume. If after maybe a year (you can do anything...
  2. FNP Student with kids

    I'll get back to you in December since this is my first semester! I have three kids, ages 13, 10, and 7. They all have activities afterschool as well, but my husband and mom take them to those. So I...
  3. Shepherd Center in Atlanta

    I have worked there for years on all the different units. Each unit is different in regards to atmosphere, but overall, they're all great. It is more of a family feel than most other hospitals. You...
  4. Kennesaw State University FNP

    I received my BSN from there and felt very prepared for both the boards and for practice. I few of my friends have gone back for their MSN and loved the program. I am looking into myself, I just hate...
  5. Questions regarding HH

    1. We do an in-house orientation to go over HR stuff, then brain and spinal cord injuries and care related to TBI and SCI patients. Then the nurse goes to the patient's house and gets one to four days...
  6. Orientation question

    I've just recently become an educator for a home health agency that specializes in my specialty (catastrophic injuries). Right now, we offer a one day in house orientation where we go over the basics...
  7. CNA/patient ratio

    The rehab hospital I worked at for years had a ratio of anywhere between 3 and 6 patients per PCT. It depended on which unit you were on, and whether you worked day or night. The spinal cord floor...
  8. Which way to go?

    From what I understand, you are an LPN that went for your ASN degree, right? If so, you know the type of work you're getting involved with, and you know you would like it. I would try for the degree...
  9. new grad working as school nurse..

    I originally missed the part of "sub" nursing. If that is the case and it's not a full time position, and you're still doing the other job, then I see no harm in doing it :). As for the no raises in...
  10. How Can I Bulk Up My Resume?

    When I was in school, a portion of one of our classes was putting together a resume, cover letter, how to interview, etc. I can't remember which class now (maybe leadership??), but it was during our...
  11. new grad working as school nurse..

    Do you want to get into peds in a hospital setting, or something else? If a hospital setting, I'm not so sure I would take the school nurse position. Also, keep in mind that if you decide to do the...
  12. Holiday gifts for your staff

    The main facility is a post-acute brain injury rehab facility and the other two are long term care. There wouldn't be an issue with lunch boxes getting mixed up since we only have one to two nurses...
  13. Holiday gifts for your staff

    We have a Keurig and the company keeps a stock of coffee/tea, and a full break room with microwave, refrigerator, etc.....Maybe I could do lunch
  14. Holiday gifts for your staff

    Good morning! This is my first year in management. I've been thinking about what to do/get for my nurses for the holidays. Our company gives everyone a ham or turkey, but I'd like to do something in...
  15. If I were you, I'd take a refresher course and try the NCLEX again. Also, get different books to help you. Saunders has a great NXCLEX prep book that helps you understand how the questions work (like...