Employment as a CNA requires only a high school diploma followed by a course in medical training that lasts between several weeks to several months. These courses are available through community colleges and specialized vocational schools. Certification as a CNA is granted after the student passes a state administered examination.

End of Shift Report - Stories From an Operating Room. Compelling, thought provoking stories and one mans inner and outer journeys from a devastating injury. These tales take you behind the doors of the reality of the OR and into some worlds of fantasy as well. Use the Archives sidebar to jump to July 2012 to read a sample of the e-book available on Amazon, The I-bookstore, Lulu. com I have begun to add opinion pieces on hot! Topics in nursing as well. Thursday, March 15, 2018.

The Life of a Student Nurse. Coffee, scrubs, and tears. Posted by futurenightnurse in Uncategorized. So after I got all excited about studying daily I actually did it! Well, for four days.

Whose life is this anyways? A look into the life of a Corporate Slacker turned Nursing Student. Friday, September 16, 2011. There seems to be the ones that love nursing for the patient interaction. I have a really hard time. So what kind of Nurse are YOU? .

This is a nursing student blog on a journey from S. It is actually a patient quote. This is a flashback to the PACU floor. At school the other day, we were having a conversation about our very first catheter insertion on a real live, breathing person. Mine was in the PACU. My patient was super distended, in lots of pain, and asking if there was anything we could do to make him void since it was so uncomfortable.

from Alan Combs, pastor of Lane Memorial United Methodist Church. No, not that Alan Colmes. On Moving the Site-Sort Of. Posted by Alan Combs under Eschatology. The church I serve, Lane Memorial United Methodist Church. There is a box, similar to the one on this site, that will allow you to subscribe. Having the blog as part of the church website may.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010. Ok, so I confess that I LOVE to read food blogs.

This Will Only Hurt a Bit. My Journey through Nursing School. Lady of Leisure once again. The summers in Seattle are spectacular, and I spend them trying to catch up on all that Vitamin D I miss out on the other nine months of the year. So when the hospital called, I told them I. One of my classmates was hired as a nurse tech at that hospital.