I have worked 3 1/2 years as a nurse. I work medsurg mainly, in a fairly large community hospital. I cover areas including ortho, cardiac telemetry, oncology, psych, postpartum, post surgical and general acute care. ACLS certified and finishing my BSN this year.
I agree, there is no reason to make fun of a situation that is making this girl upset. Try to remember your first mistake as a new grad... We all had one. It's very upsetting and fear of the unknown...
I work 3 12 hour shifts in a row, but have done as many as 6. It is doable. Not ideal, but I think 8 hour shifts should be fine. Just be sure to get plenty of
I am a float nurse. I cover PP along with many other units. I am not trying to be pompous or rude, but I would encourage you to think hard about this decision. Medsurg is very high stress. Even...
Every nurse has made a medication error. If they haven't they probably are just too embarrassed to admit it. I have found that through various mistakes med related and otherwise, I have become more...
About 3 years into my nursing career I had gotten by without a patient fall (although I managed to fall and bust my elbow tripping over a patients IV line) that story for another day. When the...
I am a float medsurg nurse. I was recently put on light duty due to surgery and was placed in Outcomes Management for light duty. I have had my eyes opened to a world behind the scenes in the...