Hello all! Working in healthcare, you will come across patients from different backgrounds. Some of these patients may not speak English at all, meaning you will need to use an interpreter. For some nurses, this may seem like a difficult … Continue reading HOW TO USE A MEDICAL INTEPRETER EFFECTIVELY
Hello all! This post is for all my ER or ICU nurses who want to obtain their Trauma Certified Registered Nurse certification offered by BCEN. I recently passed the exam and I wanted to share my easy five-step process to … Continue reading HOW TO PASS THE TCRN│THE ULTIMATE GUIDE
Hello all! For this post, I wanted to share some job ideas for nursing students and. These are also awesome jobs for high schoolers that are interested in nursing/medicine or other healthcare majors!. The catch with all these positions is … Continue reading 5 JOBS FOR NURSING/HEALTHCARE MAJORS (NOT CNA)
Hello and welcome back to another controversial post… Honestly, this should not ruffle that many feathers, but I’ve seen where it does. If you are on track for nursing school, in nursing school or a new graduate nurse I am … Continue reading YOU DON’T NEED MED/SURG EXPERIENCE AS A NEW GRAD
Hello all! I know it has been a very long time since I have posted a blog, but I have a good reason. I started a new job! Keep reading to hear how I landed the job and my orientation … Continue reading MY NEW JOB┃ER NURSE
Hello everyone! For this post, I will be sharing how I passed the Trauma Nursing Core Coure (TNCC) by the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA). The purpose of this course is to essentially provide you with some basic knowledge on the thought process and interventions necessary to care for trauma patients. Keep reading if you are interested! WHY DID YOU TAKE THIS COURSE? I took this course as it is a requirement for all nurses working in the Emergency Department at my hospital at the one year mark. Following this, you may “officially” be assigned to work in the trauma bay. … Continue reading HOW I PASSED TNCC
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