EMnurse10

Having worked in a general ED I completely understand how you are feeling. I am now working in a pedi only ED and love every minute. With kids, don't surprise them. One thing I have learned is to be honest. If you have to start an IV, sit with a set ...

It really depends on where you work and your own work ethic. Do your job and the nurses will love you. I personally got my medical assistant prior to becoming a nurse and it was the best decision I ever made. I was able to work in the medical field a...

Have an open mind. The ED is a very intimidating place to begin your career (I did the same) however it is highly rewarding. That being said, it is also essential to check your ego at the door. Mistakes happen, especially as a brand new nurse, no mat...

I am currently in an MSN nurse educator program right now and only have ED experience. From what I am experiencing, they teach you really well how to research, and you do a lot of research during the program. I don't think this would be a detriment t...