/r/nurse has merged with /r/nursing. Please join us over on the /r/nursing community. submitted by /u/GrumpierCat [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi everyone, I am finally applying to take my OCN. Wondering what study materials you would recommend? Is the ONS OCN review bundle worth buying (cause it pretty pricey). So far this is what I’ve found based on recommendations: 1) Core Curriculum of Onc Nursing book and study guide 2) ONS OCN review bundle 3) OCN practice test bundle All recommendations welcomed ? submitted by /u/amanda_aiden [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Anyone know if I can use someone else’s card for the payment or does everything have to be under my name ? submitted by /u/lucidstardream [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello all! First time making a post here. I’m an emergency department technician/patient care technician/CNA whatever sounds familiar to you. I started working in my local emergency department in February and I love it. It’s a hard job, but it’s absolutely rewarding for me. I’m always trying to find ways to make my nurse’s job easier anyway I can within my scope of practice. What are some things that techs do that you find helpful? What are some things that we techs can improve on? submitted by /u/IndependentDrummer51 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Please be extremely detailed about all the stuff you have to do hour by hour submitted by /u/lalahappy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Have you slimmed some things down because you don’t have time? Is there something you always include? Something you assess that you know your colleagues do but you fee compelled to look at? submitted by /u/jennsamx [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

How did anyone here pick their specialty if you have one? I have so many interests that are different from each other that's it's hard to choose!! submitted by /u/Mother_Trucker97 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

"If you require Spanish, please press 'cinco'". What a Spanish speaking person would hear: gssrthbv ddlltes o grrr esvjjj...5. Bruh... submitted by /u/beaviswasthecuteone [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi everybody, I just started as a CNA in hospice yesterday. It’s my first job in healthcare and I wanted this as opposed to LTC because the shift is exactly what I’d work as a nurse which I’m going to school for. I only sat down 3 times yesterday which I know is common in nursing, but I was sooooo exhausted when I came home last tonight, and this morning I feel like SHIT. I got about 9 hours of sleep, but I’m so tired and my back hurts so bad. I have to work again tomorrow and honestly don’t know if I can lol. When will my body acclimate to this? submitted by /u/Neobuds384 [visit reddit] [co ..read more

Is it considered hippa violation if you tell a story about a patient, but no name or detailed are given out? submitted by /u/Gabriel6594 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more