lavenderskies replied to lavenderskies's topic in General Nursing
Yeah that’s not happening out west at least in the places I’ve been and have peers at. Minimum shifts to pick up are increasing more and more. They are to be met monthly. There’s a significant...
lavenderskies replied to lavenderskies's topic in General Nursing
At the last two facilities I’ve been PRN and I make the same exact hourly wage as my peers which is dependent on experience. I have zero benefits and my only compensation is a perdiem pay so I can...
I just started a new position and found out after I started that the administration had discontinued PRN differential (even though it was still listed as a benefit on the company web page when I...
lavenderskies replied to xoxJanexoxDoexox's topic in Ob/Gyn
I can only tell you what our M/B does. They take 3-4 couplets. But....they have aids/tech/care assists for maternal vs/infant baths, answering call lights, a charge nurse that helps with lights and...
Heres my assessment highlight tool from school lol BUBBLE HE B-reasts (soft/tender/nipple shape/blisters/cracks/pt knowledgeable about manual expression/latch, breastfeeding progress, need lactation...
lavenderskies replied to Lanap313's topic in Ob/Gyn
That's a nasty move by the provider and clearly was trying to make a less than optimal delivery look like someone's fault other than their own. An intervention like a vacuum is not the fault of the...
lavenderskies replied to svgustaf16's topic in General Nursing
I'd say if you are here you'd stand equal chance as a resident. I'm not sure about applying long distance but it can't hurt. I don't know about the hospital on Bainbridge. :) I would consider St...
Unless you have an electric car.....just the fuel costs alone and vehicle wear and tear could put a big dent in the pay difference between hospitals. With that said...you could not pay me enough to...
lavenderskies replied to audreysmagic's topic in General Nursing
Once (back in the heparin lock, pre needle-less system days) I sat down next to my patients bed to start her IV and place a Heparin lock. I placed the catheter and the cap. Uncapped my Heparin flush...
lavenderskies replied to AmandaC83's topic in General Nursing
I've used both. I prefer the simpler one with the white click retractor button. The other one is fine but it's harder the retract the needle....operator
lavenderskies replied to Surfandnurse's topic in Ob/Gyn
I work at a 300-400 del/mo facility. We are required to cross train to all areas except NICU. We circulate for sections. We have a transition RN come to the OR w/RT. We train to scrub in and scrub in...
lavenderskies replied to puddles11's topic in Ob/Gyn
We do about 300-400 births a month. Our L&D is separate from MB. We do 1:1 L&D care and have a transition nurse for baby...ideally for the 2 hr recovery/transition period. If it's crazy we...