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  1. Continuing education for educators

    Depending on your state, you’d probably be fine with a masters at the community college level. Between a DNP and EdD, it would probably be more beneficial to get the DNP. It is more...
  2. COVID - Cancelled clinicals

    We are doing a combination of vSims and meeting with our students weekly in clinical sessions. During the sessions. We debrief their vSim, go over case studies, and concept map. I’ve also been...
  3. Best virtual simulations for OB?

    We are currently using vSims from wolters kluwer. Another good free resource I found was virtual healthcare experience from Ryerson university. You can do a Google search for it. They have 4 OB...
  4. Wisdom for a future educator?

    Hi, Some states don't require the doctorate to lecture. I actually have a tenure track position as an assistant professor with my MSN in my state. I am pursuing my PhD because I like research and...
  5. lecture prep advice

    Rather than the dual screen, I put all my notes onto the note section of ppt and print off the note pages to use as a guide. Lots of paper, but since I keep it year after year it's worth
  6. UNLV is a PHD program. You would pay an online tuition rate, and they have nflp to cover tuition costs. Only 50 hours total if your MSN is in nursing education. If you are not as interested in...
  7. Clinical Nurse Educator Presentation

    Something on quality improvement (falls, cauti, restraints, etc.). Hospitals seem to love those
  8. Nursing Education- thinking about going into it... thoughts? Advice?

    I've been in education for a few years now. I knew that I only wanted to teach, so I got my MSN in nursing education, and will begin my PhD in the fall. Most schools require at least a masters to...
  9. The topics of your posters and rules regarding them really just depend on the conference. Some only want well documented research, some want innovative projects, some want thought-provoking pieces...
  10. PhD programs want candidates who have an idea of what they are interested in researching, and who have research interests that match their faculty. You don't have to conduct a full scale research...
  11. They're forcing me to work a different shift

    I would tell them no. They already agreed to your shift, they shouldn't be able to change it
  12. Differences in US nursing vs the rest of the world

    Spain's way seems like a mix of the U.S. and some of the European country's described here (a lot of core/general classes and nursing classes, and a lot of time to devoted to clinical care). I would...
  13. Differences in US nursing vs the rest of the world

    When you say male caths, do you mean putting a Foley catheter in the bladder or something else? And is venipuncture inserting an IV, a central line, or a blood draw? Just wanted to make sure I...
  14. Differences in US nursing vs the rest of the world

    Thanks for your responses. I am a nurse faculty member so it's interesting to hear how preparation differs. I think my ASN and BSN students only have 600-800 hours of clinical, maybe 150 hours of...
  15. Differences in US nursing vs the rest of the world

    Very interesting thread! Is the education in Ireland similar to that in Great Britain? Also, have you ever had travelers from the U.S.? I'm curious about how the transition would
  16. Type B in a Type A world

    Type B here...I work in education now but still work prn in critical care. I remember when I was hired from a much smaller facility the clin spec at my new facility warned me about the "ICU snobs" as...
  17. students charting Assessments

    Our facility banned the students from charting a few years ago because it did not always match the nurse's charting...usually the students was more accurate but I'm sure they saw a potential lawsuit....
  18. can't decide between 2 job offers

    Take the one that's closer to you. I commute an hour to both jobs and it is a
  19. Best ways to teach pharm?

    Can anyone give some tips on how best to teach pharm? We don't have a stand alone pharm course and have to integrate it in class. I notice that my students can't seem to apply pharm to clinical and...
  20. Male Nurses in OB

    I teach OB and do clinical rotations. The best student I have is a male. All the nurses and patients in clinical loved him. He is now precepting in an OB unit and doing great. The only push back...
  21. Advice with a difficult pt!!!

    Did he start a new med or was a med discontinued? Does this happen all day or only at night? Is he new to the LTC (wasn't sure if he came a week and a half ago)? If so is withdrawal a possibility?...
  22. Top ethical concerns to RNs

    Mine is quality of life. I work in education now, but my background is mainly in critical care. With the amount of patients I have who are not going to get better no matter what, it's hard to want...
  23. teaching w/o med/surg experience?

    I don't think it will be a huge disadvantage. At some point you will have to teach something you don't know. I'm a critical/care med surg nurse, and I'm teaching OB content right now. I was nervous...
  24. Full time nurse educators

    I work Monday-Friday in an asn program. Monday through weds I'm there from 8:30-4:30, the other two days are clinical, so I'm there from 6:30-2:30. I work prn throughout the year, 1 weekend a month...
  25. My first 100 days on the job: Week 3

    Your posts are great. I wish I had done something like this. I actual don't remember anything about my first few months...I think I blocked it