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  1. How many of ya'll never "stuck" to a specialty? I feel like I have a problem because anything im exposed to i like! Been a nurse for 4 years, split between tele and postpartum (what a difference, I know). I've work a little surgical, floated around the hospital and thought peds, intermediate care, psych were all interesting too. Did some shifts in ER and liked the fast pace aspect...shadowed in ICU for a week and loved the patho and detail. I guess I'm just worried I have not found "my specialty"? I feel like a nurse without a "home" if that makes sense....??? Any insight?
  2. Hello Everyone :) Ive been an RN for 2.5 years. When I graduated nursing school I had zero clue as to what I wanted to go into. I LOVED my peds, patho, and situations where I had to work fast and think of my feet. I started out on a telemetry floor. I loved taking care of the cardiac patients and liked when I had to think quick. Loved having CABG and stent pt's... I did NOT however like really working with adults and non compliant patients who really could care less about taking care of themselves. I was there 1.5 years. I had the opportunity to go to a postpartum unit due to staffing on that unit. I took it because I was excited to get some kind of pediatric experience. While I LOVE working with the infants and doing their assessments and learning the nursing care, I find myself very bored with the *usually* healthy mothers. Dont get me wrong, it is a very busy unit and Im on my feet . I have learned things I would have never otherwise learned, and Im very thankful for the experience. But, the only times I have found myself VERY interested have been during my first hemorrhage and Pre-E patient, both of which I was eager to learn on how to treat and handle. But when I have a pt who is just on vitamins.....I get bored. Any suggestions as to what area of nursing I should go into? I have some in mind but would like opinions from others as well. I reallyyyy appreciate any feedback :) Thank You!
  3. Hello all, I was wondering if anyone has made the switch from an adult cardiac tele unit to a postpartum unit. After a little over a year I decided to try postpartum cause I feel myself drawn more to obgyn/pediatric patients than to the adult population i was working with. Any insight is helpful! The floor I will be working on takes 3 couplets per RN on days. On the Tele floor we would take up to 7 on days if working with an LPN, if not then up to 4. Thank you!
  4. hi all, I am an RN in a tele floor, been a nurse allllmost a year :) I was wondering, how many years in did you feel like you "found" your speciality in nursing? thanks!
  5. There is a form you fill out to request same duty station as your spouse. Shouldnt be too hard putting two ANC officers together. Catch is you HAVE to be married.
  6. I'm in a bit of a funky situation. 1) NEW BSN, RN 2) Here in Oahu w/ hubbs (military) 3) I am also military (nurse obviously) 4) I got 5 months to kill while I wait to start working at Tripler I KNOW, I KNOW...NO JOBS FOR NEW RNS ACUTE CARE. My question is, are there jobs for NEW RN's for nursing homes, rehabs etc? I only need this job for 5 months....would they even consider hiring me that short of time? ...or should I not even bother and get a waitress/retail job? I dont like doing nothing for so long is the truth. Thanks for any insight you may have into this :) :)
  7. did it really take them 20 days?! I just passed it here in hawaii and need my license number ASAP!! lol Was the license # up on the website before they physically mailed it to you?
  8. its B. I just bumped into a question like that as well. I think the reasoning behind it is that they need more of it because their bodies arent absorbing what they need....
  9. thanks a lot! :)
  10. yes, i have done all of that. So I guess now I just wait then for pearson to send my ATT. Do you know how hard it is to schedule in Oahu? I know of only one testing center here. Thank you!
  11. They got my completed application jan 16th here in hawaii. They told me it would take 3-4 weeks to process any luck with you?
  12. I was told my application was recieved on Jan 16th and that it would be 15-20 business days to be processed. My question: what happens after that??? do they communicate with pearson vue and then I get my ATT? Thanks for any help!

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