What type of nursing do you do?
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Im a cna at a nursing home i start the 10pm to 630am shift next week im nervous im going to start midnlessy eating0
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I teach children's nursing full time at a University. My specialist areas are cardio-thoracic intensive care and neonatal ICU. Im currently doing a PhD looking at earlier detection of antenatal depression.0
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That's one of my favorite shifts...I'm not a fan of 7p-7a...but the 3p-3a I really
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Emergency Department RN...started out in ICU then made the switch to the ED about 3 years ago.1
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Im an LVN QA Coordinator for a large group of community health clinics. I work 8-5 and love it. I still get to work with the patients and doctors. I hae 8 years Med/surg experience also.0
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I've worked home hospice for the last 7 years.0
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Hi! I'm a Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse, and Administrator of a hospice.0
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Im a staff Nurse at a psych nurse0
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Hello! I'm an RN who works in a CCU/ICU and will be training to take open hearts in January which I'm very excited about! I worked in med tele before that.
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Started nursing in 1992 as an LPN. Did everything from Ortho to ICU. Got my RN in 2003. Did ICU for a while with a little travel nursing thrown in with it. Started Trauma ER in 2005 and In March of this year started doing Interventional Radiology. I miss the shock traumas, the helicopters, and the adrenaline rushes. But I love working 0630 to 1500 and having the weekends and holidays off. I do one night of call a week and every 5th weekend.0
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I am an RN working in neonatal ICU. I am also in grad school to become an NNP0
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I am a newly graduated practical nurse!!! Waiting to take NCLEX-PN. Anyone in hre from GA and know who hires new grads? Thanks bunches.1
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Know this is an older thread but just wanted to say Hi!
I'm a Stroke Nurse in Manchester, UK. Been qualified 18 months or so now.
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Hey everyone! I am an RN in the rural network at a little critical access hospital in Kansas so I guess I would say that I mainly do Med Surg and ER where I work.1
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I've jumped everywhere from Trauma/Surgery as a new grad to medical oncology working with solid tumors to my job now. I work 3-11p 4x/week on a Med/Surg Tele floor and per diem on an Intermediate Care Unit (step down unit) days or evenings. Love my career! : )0
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Pediatrics!!! And also Newborn ICU!!0
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RN in the OR. 11a - 11:30pm.1
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I am a Dialysis RN in an outpatient unit in Colorado. 12-13 hour shifts from 0500-0600, sometimes without a break! Would love to get into OR, but wouldn't know where to start...0
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That's so funny! I always wanted to get into dialysis0
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I am an LPN at a nursing home.:happy:0
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I am a nurse educator at a community college!1
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Oncology RN inpatient0
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Nurse midwifery student checking in!0
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I currently work as a med/surg RN in a busy Trauma II hospital. Love the work, the challenges, and even the hectic lack of lunch. I work mostly nights 7p-7a, but pick up day shifts here and there to keep my skills up and recognize the faces of the doctors I usually have to call at 2am.1
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11 years qualified. 1 year in trauma and ortho and 10 years in emergency department (with one of those working two jobs as ED nurse and a sister on MAU. Also heavily pregnant at the time and my midwife thought I was the worst masochist she had ever seen). Future plans a bit hazy. Currently on 2x12 a week usually 7am-7pm with 1 night rotation a month but did nights permenant for about 5 years and saw the light literally and figuratively0
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I'm a HCA on a acute stroke unit. Forever working 12.5hr shifts0
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Just had my last day as a med-surg RN and about to start work as a Family Psychiatric NP. So ready to stop working 12 hour shifts!1
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I'm inpatient hematology and bone marrow transplant0
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Radiation/Oncology nurse0