One day nurse ugly will need the services of the lowly EMS and may change their mind. Hopefully their unprofessional attitude will not effect the EMS response. I sympathize as I was an EMT-B for 20...
I agree with debbyed I have worked both tele and ER. If indeed the patient was stable she could possibly wait for the MD to come in in 2 hours but I would have been concerned and definately keeping...
I work in an ER with 17 treament areas and a co-located fast track area with 8 treatment rooms for nonurgent patients. We see around 140 - 150 patients a day. Often we have "boarders" patients who...
Welcome to the world of managment. I think conflicts between coworkers is always a headache for a manager regardless of their experience. It takes good communications and listening skills. Often...
Clarice you sound like a manger I'd like to work for You appear to care. That is a trait that manager often loose becuase of what you are talking about. I have not been a manager as a nurse, but I...
I can't tell you about differences between ICU and ER because I have never worked in an ICU. I have workled Surgical telemetry and ER both of which are considered Critical care, but differ...
Y2KRN: Dito to what they others have said. I just finished my first year as an ER nurse. Book knowledge should be combined with experience. Often I come home and read up on things I run across that...
I was an EMT for 20 years prior to becoming an RN. I am not aware of any special courses for RNs who wish to get an EMT certification. There are three levels of EMT but not all states utilize all...