We can’t afford to keep paying for everyone’s healthcare
In the words of comedian Bill Burr, “At least 85% of you need to go. Our planet cannot sustain the sheer numbers… LET ME FINISH!”
My first code blue: Why elderly adults should think twice before being a full code
Surprisingly it took me over 2 years to be actively involved in a code blue. Timing has just always been on my side, and until now I’ve seemed to avoid (if not possibly prevent) codes. I am fully trained in ACLS and CPR, but I wasn’t expecting this.
Important Job Search Tips for New Grads
If you’re new to the world of nursing and looking for your first job, congratulations! You will however, want to know a few important things…
How to Start IVs Like a Boss
One skill that every nurse should have in their arsenal is being able to start an IV for any patient, at any time. Here’s a master list of compiled knowledge and tips that you can use to become a genuine vein whisperer: [sc name=”nclex-ad”] Be comfortable & relax before you start This applies to everyone …
The rude patient epidemic
Over time, there has been a dramatic shift in the way patients interact with healthcare professionals. Gone are the days when doctors and nurses were highly respected individuals and treated as such. Nowadays, patients have swapped respect with arrogance, rudeness, and a giant sense of entitlement. But why is this?
How to Nail the Interview
So you’ve submitted your resume to all of your favorite departments and got your first bite! This is an exciting first step in starting your new career, but don’t pop the champagne bottle just yet.