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kq21

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  1. Its practically a CNA job with attending to the needs of the patient, hygiene, taking vitals, reporting I&O, and as it says "assisting in procedures and examinations". My first semester I just completed was on a med/surg floor and I enjoyed the fact that there were many different cases to learn from. So med/surg is an option. I'm also thinking about peds because I'm good with kids and I would think it'd be like a mini med/surg maybe? I'm not sure what kind of patients they have. I am also considering ER and ICU just because of the variety as well. My goal is to not be the nurse like your ICU nurse who only knows one way of doing things , which is what leans me to med/surg but then again that's all I know right now
  2. I recently got selected to interview for a student nurse position at a hospital. They have many placement options and I'm supposed to pick my top three. I want placement were I can learn a lot because I haven't really decided where I want to eventually be a nurse. Does anyone have any advice as to where would be the best experience for me?

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