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JonSnow_RN

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  1. I'm interested in eventually either going into the wound clinic at our hospital, recovery room/day surgery, endo or actually into the OR. These areas tend to be full of high seniority nurses (in the hospital I work at at least), so I'm trying to find courses/education related to those specific areas so that when positions become available, I will be a little more prepared. Nearing the the five year mark, I also don't feel as mentally stimulated as I used to feel during the first 3-4 years of working and could use something (like education) to re-charge. Terrible, I know, but I AM trying to do something about it to keep my brain fresh.
  2. Specifically interested in increased learning opportunities (online or not) available in Ontario/Canada. Been working on a medical/surgical floor for 5 years as an RN, and looking to keep mind fresh and stimulated. No interest in pursuing NP at this time (this is the answer I've received from many friends and colleagues). Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks.

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