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jnav115

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  1. Hello! I am going to be starting a job in the ED after working 1.5 years in a Neuro ICU. I'm hoping that the ED will broaden my horizons and allow me to see more - and overall become a better nurse. What kind of skills can I expect to improve? Any advice in making the switch? I liked ICU nursing, but I found that the particular population burnt me out quite quickly, and a lot of pathologies that I encountered were similar (this was my first job out of nursing school) Ultimately, I didn't want to become too specialized this early in my career. I am not sure where I want to land just yet! I was also told that ED nursing can be beneficial for a future as a Family Nurse Practitioner in terms of assessment skills and seeing the entire lifespan. Does anyone have any thoughts on that? I am excited for this new adventure and will take any advice that anyone has in being a successful ED nurse! Thanks!

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