Sounds like you made the right choice, Marshall. Just be open. There are some good opportunities out there. You are wise to read the fine print. Just try not to get too bored.
Haha. Yes I "backed out the door" quickly, which means I gave a three week notice until they found a replacement. This was in the early 90's. I was in training to be a nurse manager. It was a...
In the case of a lawsuit your license would be on the line. Be thankful for your training and experience, but don't hold out for changes. Been there. I started at one private unit, and the first...
Great care is needed when removing the needles. Since the bevel is razor sharp, even slight side movements can cut the access and therefore greatly increase the bleeding
They are used in their large acute/inpatient unit. This is Alaska Regional Hospital, part of HCA, one of the nations largest healthcare providers. I don't know what their other hospitals in HCA are...
One week I worked 72 hours in inpatient dialysis. Tough, but I got paid well. We must never forget that “Do no harm” also covers psychological harm. The patients should be made to feel that they...
I must disagree that OR nurses are not empathetic or caring. There are nurses with that description in all fields. Sounds like dialysis will be a good fit for you. There is plenty of room for...
Obviously an upper arm fistula or graft is out of the question, especially because of the location of the anastomosis. The blood flow should never be cut off for any reason. This includes holding...