Yep. I'm moving from GA back home to UT and I'm taking a $6/hr pay cut... I'm making more than I did when I left so I'm looking at the silver lining to try and stay positive. Intermountain is top dog...
I got straight into it, but, I was working with a doc who delivered at the hospital and he put in a good word. When you do your clinicals, make a good impression. Do your senior practicum in OB, if...
I'd keep the Ky license no matter what... As far as the Ga license it is up to you. Just make sure you have it prior to applying for a job. I have a compact license that I will keep even though I'm...
I'm pretty sure all new grads AND seasoned nurses feel this way! I know I feel nervous about it, but, no greater feeling than getting answers and getting through to people!! Contact the nurse...
A girl who worked dietary was hired directly after graduation onto the med/surg floor. She did clinicals on PP and I got to know her, before I knew it, she was done and floating from medsurg down to...
Focus on breastfeeding, how to manage a hemorrhage, magnesium administration (patho of why your giving mag, as well as the consequences of NOT giving it) post csection care. Also, it's likely couplet...
They see your education and experience on your resume. I'd briefly say something about that like, "been a nurse for such and such, have worked in such and such department"... But I talk more about my...
I was going to relocate from UT to TX, I applied and obtained 2 jobs both by phone interviews. Life happened and I ended up not going, but I am still shocked at how simple it
Calm yourself my friend!! You dominated the whole situation... Rest easy knowing you did everything right!! You can't beat yourself up over the medication doing its job, VERY well apparently. You...
I did mine here and it just worked for me. Papers weren't difficult and the proctored tests were great, did it in my PJs... The annoying part was the weekly mentor check ins... I'm pretty independent...
It's normal to be scared, it's a big deal. How I would approach it is: read the question and use the process of elimination and nurse reasoning you were taught in school. Think ABC (airway, breathing,...
I took hurst and Kaplan.. I would read through a section in my hurst book and do about 75-100 Kaplan questions a day... That would be good for a day. Then I would spend the rest of the day doing other...
I had a few phone interviews and landed both jobs; I went online and looked up frequently asked interview questions and wrote out my answers. I reviewed my answers had those papers laid in front of me...
Our ratios are 6:1 max (2-3 couplets); it changes with acuity. Mag patients are 1:3 and if you have a duramorph, for the first 24hrs its 1:4. We do couplet care so that would obviously be 2-3...
I am a MB nurse and always thought LD was where I wanted to be. I've worked MB for 2.5 years and I can say after being down in LD for baby pickups that I am happy as a MB nurse. LD is definitely...
I currently work for a Mountain Star facility (I love it)... new grads start out at $21-22/hr. Nurse patient ratios on postpartum 1:4-6 depending on acuity; medsurg 1:5 (depending on acuity). I have...
What areas are you guys going to be working? What is the payscale like at northside (base, Shift differentials)? I am interested in working for northside. What was the interview process
I wanted to share my experience as I've scowered (sp?) this website for other people's experiences with the endorsement process. I am an RN in Utah, have been for 2.5 years. We are potentially...