Thank you, Siwan. Where I currently work, an MSN is required for management. I am not entirely sure I want to get into LHD nursing management. I harbor fantasies about creating a niche for myself;...
laflaca's points, it's all excellent, and very well written, highly readable, makes me want to read your chart notes. A couple things stand out to me though: as an ED nurse, or even on the floor, I...
I am considering applying to an APHN program but would like to know the usefulness of the degree. I know I can manage and supervise at my LHD, and I can teach (indeed the best job for me would be as a...
PHNMike replied to allthesmallthings's topic in General Nursing
Generally, you should try to hit the meatus and then, if you miss and insert the foley lady partslly, you leave it there and try again with a new foley. I don't think assuming that you're going to...
Re: ED nursing, if it's right for you, you might never want to do anything else. I see ER nurses go to PACU, less commonly to ICU. In some ways ICU and ER are polar opposites. ER nursing is about...
I came from the ER into public health (I work for a large, well funded County Health Department, currently in epidemiology doing investigations on reportables, but I was in the STI/Imms clinic before...