TonyaMarie MSN

TonyaMarie is a MSN and specializes in Case Manager, Solid Organ Transplant Coordinator.

Latest Activity

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   Assault Charge

   TonyaMarie replied to Cmabbott's topic in Licensure: Criminal History

   As a former hiring manager it is up to the hospital to decide if they want to hire a nurse with a flagged license no matter what the flag is for. I hired a nurse with a flagged license and he was one...
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   Precepting After 4 Months Off Orientation

   TonyaMarie replied to MDelainy's topic in General Nursing

   I'm actually not surprised that you are precepting four months after orientation. You know more than you think. Hang in
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   Management Criticism: "We see you care a great deal…"

   TonyaMarie replied to KalipsoRed21's topic in Nursing Professionalism

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   Is it worth becoming an NP at 45 years of age?

   TonyaMarie replied to Sage1's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   No, 45 is not too old at all! You are still young and the 20 years of experience will payoff as you enter school and begin your practice. I finished my masters at age 48. Go for
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   Management Criticism: "We see you care a great deal…"

   TonyaMarie replied to KalipsoRed21's topic in Nursing Professionalism

   Absolutely
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   Management Criticism: "We see you care a great deal…"

   TonyaMarie replied to KalipsoRed21's topic in Nursing Professionalism

   I bet you would do well as a leader. Yes you'd probably be frustrated having to juggle different moods, attitudes, and requests. I've been a manager before and the most difficult part was trying to...
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   Management Criticism: "We see you care a great deal…"

   TonyaMarie replied to KalipsoRed21's topic in Nursing Professionalism

   I dare anyone with courage to go into leadership, see how dumb they are and come back here and let us know your experience. It's a different point of view from the top.
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   The Collapsing Healthcare System in the US

   TonyaMarie replied to KalipsoRed21's topic in General Nursing

   I'm noticing it too as a case manager. Not only is there a nursing shortage but the older docs are retiring and the number of medical school enrollees has declined. APRNs are overworked. PCPs are...
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   Did I fail my patient?

   TonyaMarie replied to thenursebabe25's topic in General Nursing

   I do not think you failed the resident. Being a caregiver (whether paid or not) is backbreaking
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    Did I fail my patient?

    TonyaMarie replied to thenursebabe25's topic in General Nursing
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    EMR Passwords

    TonyaMarie replied to Advocatenursemama's topic in General Nursing

    I thought it was illegal to alter medical records? Plus, if there are incomplete records the person responsible for entering the data should be made aware and make the corrections. As for the...
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    The correct answer to the dreaded "What is your weakness" interview question...

    TonyaMarie replied to CC Wisconsin's topic in Job Search, Interview, Resume

    Say, "Setting healthy boundaries." Always works. Leadership appreciates hard workers but wants employees to set healthy boundaries regarding how often they skip lunch to eat at their desk while still...
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    Fired. How To Get Over It.

    TonyaMarie replied to rninformatics's topic in Nursing Career

    I do not know the employers side, but I believe the employer went overboard with reporting the matter to the state board. The boards have enough to deal with and this appeared to be more of a control...
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    2022 National Case Management Week Giveaway

    TonyaMarie replied to CCMC's topic in News, Announcements

    What are some things you do to give yourself time to think and breathe? I have learned to work with the information in front of me, not read into the situation attempting to solve the “what...
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    Media: Where are the Nurses?

    TonyaMarie replied to Brenda F. Johnson's topic in Nursing Professionalism

    It took a pandemic to make the world see our presence and appreciate our work. But our moment of glory was short lived. Unfortunately, the entertainment business continues to see us as second to MDs...