GleeGum replied to niteowlrn29's topic in Emergency
hey there nightowl. sounds like you are ready for the ED! it's great and it sounds like you are well suited for it and your concerns are justified but you will learn how to practice safely. i would...
i just started traveling and one of the things i did was start/buy a legal plan. with all the nonsense i've heard from some agencies i wanted to have a lawyer i could send a contract to to check out...
i've been loving it. i took it even though the pay was low, in my opinion. and i'm glad i did. we are having a great time and i'm at NYP Colombia Peds ER. They are a great group there and the work is...
are you kidding us? nursing is about caring, doing the right thing, teamwork, being a patient advocate and I can go on. what is your motivation to go into nursing if this is your
i'm on my first assignment and i like it. my recruiter is Mandy Maloney from PPR also. Although I spoke with Trinity (a company I like) and Talemed (I'm not yet sure how I feel about them). I'm ER and...
so in interviewed for this job and apparently i couldn't start soon enough for them, but i decided i wasn't going to go for it anyway. apparently it is 20 minutes from the most dangerous place in the...
Hi! We use two different Heparin Protocols in the ER. One is for Cardiac/Neuro reasons (MI or Stroke) and we give a bolus (say 60units per Kg but a max of 5,000units) and then a maintenance (say...
hey lauren - i'm thinking about a peds ER offer for $27/hr in NYC. is this competative as far as you know? the job is coordinated through Cross country
I'm filling out skills check lists because I really want to do travel nursing and I keep seeing peritoneal lavage. I know it was on the CEN as well, but I work in a Level I trauma Center and have yet...
Thanks everyone for the feedback. That was my impression. and I agree that a bedside FAST is important. Had a Trauma the other day who was stable originally, with a small head bleed and a slight...
GleeGum replied to Guest219794's topic in Emergency
If it is the one by Jeff Solheim I recommend him. Check with your ED educators, maybe they have some resources as well. I highly recommend taking as many practice tests as possible and reviewing those...
56yo male pmh: cabg, DM, high cholesterol cc: chest pain 5/10, x 4 days, short of breath, on antibiotics for pneumonia, + cough, feels "weak" BP 140/80 RR22 O2 97% HR 62 28yo female pmh: obese, on...
tncc (trauma) and enpc (pediatric emergency) info can be found at http://www.ena.org as for OR info, try looking or posting in an OR thread. i don't know what else to suggest. i hope it helps
dear logcabinmom, i feel for you! since this a second career for you chances are you thought hard and made an educated decision to become a nurse (as i did). it sounds to me like you are not in the...
I work in a level I Trauma center and the nurses here do A LOT. our doctors are great and there is a lot of team work. i love it here and i will admit that watching ER before nursing school did have...
That is indeed discouraging. I am a 2.5 year ED experience RN with CEN, TNCC, ENPC, BSN hoping to start traveling this fall. Willing to travel anywhere in the country. Is it really that bad for ED...