Oliver's Mom

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1. When She Spoke - Hope's Story of Selective Mutism

   Oliver's Mom replied to Sarah Matacale's topic in General Nursing

   Beautiful story and thank you for giving hope to

2. January 2017 Caption Contest Top 8 - Select $100 Winner

   Oliver's Mom replied to Joe V's topic in News, Announcements

   Remind me again how much of our 30 second lunch break we have

3. Would you report possible diversion?

   Oliver's Mom replied to Emergent's topic in General Nursing

   I would NOT co-sign for any (unknown) wasted medication in this scenario. For all you know, he could be setting YOU up by accusing YOU of taking the medication after it's wasted. And why would...

4. Coffee marketed to nurses. Would you buy it?

   Oliver's Mom replied to ResumeRN's topic in General Nursing

   At the clinic I work in, we've got a Keurig; everyone brings their own pods, creamer, etc and the other clinic nurse and I take turns bringing filtered water for the Keurig. I use the pod filter and...

5. Circumstances it's OK to quit without notice??

   Oliver's Mom replied to Cola89's topic in Nursing Professionalism

   You are a professional; unless your life or your license is in danger, give a proper 2 week

6. HELP! Threats to call BON!

   Oliver's Mom replied to Nechic01's topic in General Nursing

   Call the BON before he has a chance to and ask them if you can have a letter placed in your file about the threats you've received from this whacko regarding HIM calling the BON. Or at the very least,...

7. No call no show, and feeling terrible about it!

   Oliver's Mom replied to omha's topic in General Nursing

   I would completely disagree with you regarding the "mortal sin." Killing a patient on the 1st day of work would rank WAY higher than a no-call no-show. And you're saying she had a "flat-out I don't...

8. Quitting without a notice

   Oliver's Mom replied to turnforthenurse's topic in Nursing Professionalism

   Your new employer will probably think more highly of you if you give a 2 week notice to the employer you are leaving because they know they might eventually be on the receiving end of the "no notice"...