bluestar replied to KatieBell's topic in Emergency
When I worked ED (Level 1 trauma in an urban area) the security officers were armed. Most had either police or military backgrounds and you could depend on
I think the nature of each unit is different. When I worked ER the goal was to treat the patient and try to move 'em out as soon as possible, ie discharge home, admit to floor, transfer to...
When working at the bedside I utilize the height adjustment to bring the patient up to me so I'm not always bending over. Saves the back. Just be sure to lower the bed when you're done. As stated...
Very cool. My employer offers a fitness club membership (the club is just three or four years old). All the latest equipment as well as hot tub, saunas, therapy pool, exercise pool, and lap pool....
With a good orientation and training you can work telemetry. Your first six months will be busy learning new information and applying it. Good luck and
bluestar replied to 2bnurseguy_2005's topic in Men in Nursing
No problems working with women. I was the oldest child in a family of five kids and all of my siblings are female. As a nurse you can work in many environments, not just hospitals. The opportunity is...
Your employer should offer a basic EKG or rhythym-strip interpretation course. That's a good place to start. "EKGs made incredibly easy" by Springhouse is a good book for your library, as is "Rapid...