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Looking for the right place
Yeah I learned that...
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How did the 12 hour shift begin?
I'm working 1Ld 3 LN x12hr and is being really heavy. Last night I was falling asleep on my observation chart...
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Looking for the right place
#silverdragon I'd like to live in a modern city with good people,where my job is good payed and with the possibility of studying to improve my knowledge
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Looking for the right place
London is expensive just talking about the rent ...but the salary is higher than others city...
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challenges international nurses face in securing a job in USA or canada
No no I'm in England ...it would be a dream come over there but my girlfriend doesn't want She is working in Italy
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Where is everyone from in the world?
Born and raised in Italy,have been working in London since last June 26yo
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challenges international nurses face in securing a job in USA or canada
Hi I'm in England And just yesterday I spoke with some people from San Diego. Actually they told me that they need nurses in the Usa...
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Looking for the right place
Mmm maybe Scotland is not the right solution.Now I'm in London, In uk the salary is not so good I'd like something more ....as said I want to live not survive
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do you drink coffee during your shift?
I drink coffee every minute
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Looking for the right place
Hi everyone.I'm Dan. I'm an Italian nurse,I trained in Italy;and now I've been working in uk(london) since last June(intensive care unit). I'd like to know what is the best country for working and living ... I mean:where you can work and be fulfilled and in the same time get a good salary and live not Survive. Thanks
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Use of stethoscope
Hi I work in a critical care unit,and yes I use the stethoscope to assess my pt's chest and bowel. And if you know that the patient has any chest problem give the prn nebs straight away;then let the nurse in charge know about it
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Should nurses strike?
Yes we should strike
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CSU Urine Sample in UK
Yes they are right. I have been working for 9 months now In uk and every day I'm asking something because u are not gonna see and practice everything during your training
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Why is is difficult to find Nurses in UK??
I'm a staff nurse in London in a critical care unit. I can completely understand why no one want to be a nurse: The workload is really heavy and the salary is pretty low in respect of the London standards