There are usually a lot of home health companies so continue to apply. I think you'd be a very good fit with your nursing experience and life experience. Good
DowntheRiver...In your experience did you always have a "busload" of patients that would show up the last 30 minutes before closing time? We used to be open until 11:00 and because of this rush at the...
Like grammy1 said above, this falls into the umbrella and responsibility of the special ed department. They receive funding specifically because of these kids. This isn't an invasive procedure and the...
Well, I wasn't going to comment due to my "anti-pain scale" posts in the past but you asked...I believe pain assessment and intervention is a necessary part of patient care. I can't think of a time...
So true...you know the trick lawyers use during a trial when they'll make a dramatic statement, the other attorney will object, and the judge will "allow" the objection and instruct the jury to...
Oh yea! We could have a table right outside the bounce house with a couple dozen boxes of ortho glass; splint em up and send back to work - after all it's all about
Yes, and I can recognize that "look" from across the room and I strive to be a positive participant in your child's visit and help ease your anxiety. You definitely don't fit the character to which is...
I think it's according to your time line. If you need to get on to work the ADN is the route to go. The BSN will always be available for you in the future. If you're not on any kind of time table and...
This event has nothing to do with nurse week but is an example of making nurses and other employees feel appreciated. True story; if you can believe it. Some of my old ER friends still work in the...
OK how about this...I attend a basketball game, or other sporting event, watching one of my kids. A lot of people know me and know I'm a school nurse...some kid takes a tumble and doesn't immediately...
I have a Type 1 who is in 5th grade that I've had since KG. I check his BG mid morning, before lunch, and mid afternoon. He has worn a pump since KG (when I used an insulin pen) and I bolus him for...
60 patients in 12 hours? One patient every 12 minutes. There wouldn't be any time to paint your fingernails but I'd try that. With just a little help that'd be OK. Heck, give it a
We'll have them bring their kids into urgent care, wearing their name badge from where they work, displayed in a prominent location. I want to run and hide but I can't. Smile and
I've worked at this place for over 10 years...there has never been a long term full time employee. They stay longer now that the shift is staffed with 4 nurses and there are two that have been full...
You'll have the occasional acute "sprint" on any floor but where I work it is definitely faster paced than the hospital; not the pace of an ER but mostly non-stop from the time we unlock the door...
We are open from 5 to 10 PM, M-F, and 1 to 10 PM, Sat and Sunday; 12 exam rooms. It's starting to ease a little now but during the height of the flu season we'd average 80 patients during the week and...
There are no IVs to deal with other than the occasional one you start while waiting for 911 transport, no pumps or routine med times, mealtime, extended families...I may be wrong applying this to...
I work pool in a busy pedi urgent care. You get em in and out as fast as you can, you don't remember their names or who their relatives are, or what kind of music they like, or any of that stuff....