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  1. sebastian scott
    grilled cheese.
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    nurses deal with so much and dont get the love and respect they need.
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    barista and shoulder to cry on.
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    "don't touch the coffee machine"
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    apparently mood swings are another sign of working too much due to lack of sleep.
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    It must be the most rewarding feeling for an RN....
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    Emergency skills are definitely important for flood risk areas like Florida or Louisiana especially. The great Mayo Clinic in Minnesota was started during an emergency response to a deadly tornado.
  8. sebastian scott
    I used to treat my acne with organic coconut soap.
  9. sebastian scott
    Looking for good return demonstration (retdem) learning content? You can find valuable resources on platforms like YouTube for visual demonstrations. You may also research any nursing education websites to find practical videos, tutorials, and tips to help you improve your skills. What’s your go-to resource for learning new procedures?
  10. sebastian scott
    Anyone else not feeling it these days but getting to it anyhow? You’re not alone! Some days are harder than others, but we still show up and get the work done. Let’s share our experiences and how we’re getting through it—sometimes hearing others’ stories can be motivating! How are you staying focused these days?
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    In medical terms, PRN stands for "pro re nata," meaning "as needed." It's commonly used to describe medications taken when necessary or shifts that healthcare workers can pick up on a flexible basis. PRN jobs give nurses and healthcare professionals more control over their schedules, allowing them to work only when they choose. Learn more: https://nursa.com/blog/what-does-the-prn-medical-abbreviation-stand-for
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    The highest-paid LPNs can earn up to $76,890 annually, especially in cities like Napa, CA. California, Alaska, and Washington are some of the top-paying states for LPNs, with average salaries ranging from $63,000 to $65,000 per year. Geographic location plays a major role in salary differences, with urban areas generally paying more. For more details, check the full guide: https://nursa.com/salary/lpn
  13. sebastian scott
    Yes, it's possible! Some hospitals offer specialized new grad programs or residencies in neonatal care. However, competition can be tough, so gaining experience during clinicals or internships in NICU settings can really help. Has anyone here started in neonatal right after graduation?
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    Did anyone read The Miseducation of America’s Nurse Practitioners from Bloomberg? It raised some serious concerns about the quality of NP education and the growing demand for healthcare providers. The article questions whether fast-track programs are preparing NPs adequately for real-world care. What’s your take on NP education and training standards today?
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    Tired of being asked to work extra or swap shifts? The answer is no! As PRN, I enjoy more freedom and control over my schedule. No more sacrificing days off for last-minute calls. It’s all about work-life balance, and PRN nursing lets you choose when and where you want to work! Who else feels the same?

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