NursesRmofun

NursesRmofun ASN, RN

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  1. The Stethoscope

    Okay. Honesty rears its' ugly head. I really loath the show. Watched clips of it a few times. *Never* a full show. That would be WAY too much for me. I Loathed it before this episode of hatred against...
  2. An open letter to the #NursesUnite movement

    It would be great to get national ratios! I'm not sure they'd pick the right numbers...but it's a start. I actually like acuity based
  3. An open letter to the #NursesUnite movement

    Honest Opinion....The View
  4. Can we lay to rest the "compassion" nonsense?

    My reaction is that I prefer my nurses (as a patient and as a co-worker) to have compassion, but it is not the biggest priority...first, they should be skilled and good at what they do. Not sure what...
  5. Crazy Tales from the ED

    ahh well.. decided I really didn't like the
  6. THANK YOU, to the staff, mods, and admins....

    Thanks, Mods, Guides, Admins! You do an excellent job...and appreciate the site going
  7. Brian Short News

    So sorry to hear this. Passing my sympathies to all that knew
  8. Good question. It (nursing) was a good career choice and what I wanted to do...a calling...and I did and do it pretty well. However, if I could do it all over, I'd be a RT. The money is almost as much...
  9. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    LOL...true
  10. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    I'd love to know where you work that it is easier than it is as PCT or CNA. Not even close at my place of work. I understand CNA's can do some physical work. I do as a nurse also. But add all the...
  11. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    Yep. Non-stop is Med Surg. I often don't stop for break until 4 (starting at 7-ish) I do manage to run to my water bottle once in a while. Not
  12. I love Oncology and should have stayed in it. I have not. Maybe I'll do hospice again since it's a little lighter on an older body. I also didn't mind corrections....but prefered Federal Max Prison to...
  13. I think I know that second
  14. Orientation for experienced RNs

    I think orienting has changed on average and may be shorter or longer in certain areas. I, personally, would prefer a shorter orientation that allowed you to shadow someone for 3-4 12 hr shifts then...
  15. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    Just to add some time elements for the OP, on the average 12 hr (or even 8 hr) hospital job....I have had several different hospital jobs at several different hospitals...and at all, through many...
  16. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    So
  17. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    Seriously? Now this would be something I did not know. Docs don't like women having babies over the ripe old age of
  18. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    I feel for you. I hope that after you went through the schooling that you do find something. That
  19. 58 years old - Am I too old to start nursing school??

    Nurse Beth is right. I feel your pain. I went back to school LPN to RN in the early 2000's in my early 40's. That was hard enough for me. If I had to think about going to school now, while it would be...
  20. Price of Patient Satisfaction

    I'd be scanning the help wanted
  21. Things I Am Grateful For (Vol. 1)

    Oh and #4 and #8 I can really agree on! Fat smelly dog....well, I love the dog...not the smelly!
  22. Things I Am Grateful For (Vol. 1)

    I am thankful for a lot. Feeling good vs sick, life itself....gota be thankful.
  23. Anywho.....lol....I like them but they can "act up"...meaning taking too long or repositioning to scan. I think the pros outweigh the cons.
  24. (8/29) This week, I have learned......

    An unfortunate one.....'No matter how nice you are, someone will dislike
  25. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

    It was explained to me that it is natural for the body to react to the flu vaccine as it would the flu, only to a lesser degree. So, yes...you might have a spike of (short lived) fever or aches. It is...