We are pleased to announce that on March 4, 2025, an updated Rich Text Editor will be introduced in the MyFitnessPal Community. To learn more about the upcoming changes, please click here. We look forward to sharing this new feature with you!
What type of nursing do you do?
tnrunningnurse
Posts: 549 Member
I am a nurse in the OR. I perform both the circulating role and the scrub role. I love both.
0
Replies
-
Right now I am in a self imposed semi retirement. We had a lot of renovations the past 1 1/2 yrs. Men in the house every day.
When I am working , I work in a med/surg CCU. I also teach part time in the clinical setting for a local community college refresher course.0 -
I am a medsurg charge nurse, I work third shift0
-
Emergency room for past two years. Prior to that a monitored unit and prior to that pediatric transplants.
0 -
Hi everyone! I am an ICU nurse who has worked 12.5 hour nights forever!0
-
OB/GYN clinic RN here.0
-
Cardiac/telemetry floor specializing in heart failure/heart transplant/VADs and I work the 7p-7a shift.0
-
I am a CNA at the local hospital. I work 12 hour shifts 3 days a week. :happy:0
-
I'm a telemetry med/surg RN, usually charge, working 12 hour over nights. Glad to meet you all. :flowerforyou: :drinker:0
-
I work in the Cardiac Intervention Unit. 12hour night shifts. Glad to find this group0
-
Hi : ) I work in the ICU/CCU. 12 hours. 3p-3a.0
-
That shift sounds better than 7p-7a need to talk my manager into it.Hi : ) I work in the ICU/CCU. 12 hours. 3p-3a.0 -
I am an OR nurse, I have done it for the past 2 years and love it.0
-
I am an OR nurse. I scrub and circulate as well. I work 8 hour shifts (7-3). I've been a nurse for 6 1/2 years.0
-
Psychiatric nurse since day 1, working day and evening shifts.0
-
That shift sounds better than 7p-7a need to talk my manager into it.Hi : ) I work in the ICU/CCU. 12 hours. 3p-3a.
My ideal shift too! I used to love this shift but have not worked anywhere that has offered it in years. I do better with those hours!0 -
I'm an LPN on Med/Surg. I'm just working casual right now, but our shifts are 12 hours, and is often short call, so sometimes it can be tricky to meal plan, especially on nights. I do my best to stay away from the cookie/cracker bin!0
-
OB/GYN RN0
-
Charge nurse on a med/surg tele floor0
-
Med/Surg RN working 7p-7a three nights per week!0
-
I am a hospice nurse working nights and weekends.0
-
I am a Stem Cell Transplant nurse. I work 12 hr shifts- 7p to 7a.
I also commute from far away to where I work . So I sleep in my car during the day, then go to work for a 12 hr night shift. I do this for my stretch of shifts then go home again. It works for me.0 -
I'm a CNA currently working in in-home care with a quad. I work 9am-1pm weekdays (no weekends!), which works out perfectly for me, as I have a daughter who goes to school at 8:30 and gets home at 3. I love my shift, my patient and I get along really well, and I get along great with the nurses I work with as well. (My patient has 24-hour RN/LPN care in addition to the 4 hours of CNA coverage he gets daily.) I am finishing up my last couple of prereqs for nursing school and planning to start in either April (spring quarter) or September (fall quarter) this year. I have worked night shift before and it did not work well with my body, so I'm hoping not to have to do that ever again, but I know that's a tough thing for a new nurse...0
-
LPN night shift on detox!0
-
Hi! Im a pediatric nurse. I'm doing a few travel assignments at the moment! I would really love to move over into L&D if I could just find an opening!0
-
L&D RN0
-
I am a 3rd Year Paediatric Student Nurse in the UK. Hoping to find a ward job come October x0
-
I'm an ICU nurse working 7p to 7a. I like my job but even after 4 years my body has not fully adjusted to working nights. I'm going to CRNA school this coming May. I don't plan on working while I'm in school. I'm super excited to be a student and have a normal sleep schedule again after all these years! Grad school will be super intense, I hope I can find time to exercise in between my hectic schedule.0
-
I started working on the Cardiology floor and have been cross trained to our ER for the last 1 1/2 years and LOVE IT!!! My wife is also a nurse on the med/ surg/ renal/ dialysis floor. Same hospital, different floors.
I couldn't imagine doing anything else with my life...0 -
I'm a LPN who currently does Home Health for 2 patients.....I make my own shift Mon-Fri0
-
I am a retired nurse, only because I was injured, and had to have 13 surgeries, which took over 2 years to heal. I wasn't thinking AT ALL about doing my CEU's while I was healing, plus, I spent over 7 months total in-patient. So, when the time came to reup, I didn't have the credits, CEU wise, and couldn't bring myself to LIE on the application, saying I had them. So, I let it slide. But, I am calling tomorrow to see if I can do my CEU's and get my license back.
By the way, MED/Surg.0
This discussion has been closed.