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IV certificationHello I am a new licensed LPN in NJ. my question is if I take the class in Jersey will I be able to use the certification in PA also. Please help You should be able to as a matter a fact you should be able to use it anywhere. Its a certification not a
National university Los angeles cohort 13I just got accepted to the National University Los Angeles campus nursing program starting in april, and was wondering if anyone else has gotten accepted? my friend and I have been accepted. PM me, i started a facebook groupComment: Hey guys! I jus
Palliative care in nursingYesterday I was caring for a patient who had end-stage cancer. She had recently undergone chemotherapy which ended up causing internal bleeding. After days of failed transfusions and various treatments, the patient was left writhing in pain often (du
Where to get HEDIS experience?I am interested in HEDIS positions for supplemental income. I am currently a PMHNP. I have been looking at the jobs that have been posted for this year, but all of them require at least 1 year HEDIS experience. Obviously, I am familiar with medical c
planning to appy CNA licensehi everyone! does anybody here who has a CNA license? I'm a graduate nurse wayback in the Phillipines and have a plan to apply for CNA license. what the best things to do for applying it? i want to challenge it while waiting for the credential evalu
Intimitaded by day shift position vent...Has this ever happened to you guys?I have been a nurse for 4 years, and I have done all nights in all 3 positions I have held. Over the whole 4 years, I never liked working nights. I just stuck with it, because I was afraid of changing to days. lol.
what to call self on resumes?Hi everyone! I am in an ADN-RN program, on track to graduate in about a month.I am working on my resume, and want to apply to a couple of places relatively soon- before I graduate and before i've taken the nclex. I know this might sound silly, bu
How aggressive do you get with PCA in a comfort care setting.On my unit, we care for many patients who are on comfort care, and more times than not, it includes a PCA drip, usually with continuous setting (instead of demand dose). The continuous order is usually a range that gives the nurse leeway to increase
Don't Want To Touch Patients!1 I'm a pre-nursing student. I'm also a total germaphobe. Have been my entire life. I want to be a nurse and help others. My personality is very nurturing but I'm not sure I would enjoy touching people. Is there a type of nurse that can help patie
Get off the phoneOccasionally, I'll have a patient who is speaking on the phone when I enter the room with meds for them. Some will tell the person they're speaking with that the nurse just came in and that they have to go. Others, just keep chatting away and prett |