Career questions tagged icu-nurse
What are the most important skills you need to succeed as a icu/picu/nicu nurse? And what are the biggest challenges you face on a day to day basis?
I am an aspiring college student-athlete and nursing has always seemed like the perfect job. However I’m trying to figure out if nursing is the right career path for me.
What is the average salary of an ICU nurse?
I want to know this so I can have an understanding of what I would make. #nursing #nursing-education #icu-nurse #financial-planning
What state requirements do I need to be able to become an ICU nurse?
I want to know what state requirements I need. I need to have certain requirements to become an ICU nurse. #nurse #nursing-education #icu-nurse
Is a BS in nusing worth it?
wondering.... #nurse #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner #icu-nurse #nurse-management #hospitality-management #hospice-nurse
As a nurse, when in your career, and how did you deal with the first patient that passed away? How or did this impact how you cared for patients afterwards?
I want to be a nurse, more specifically, I want to work with sick children. I want to make them smile even when they do not feel like it. I want to be a comforting presence to them when they are scared or in pain. I am even thinking I want to work with children who are in treatment for Cancer. #nursing #nurse #registered-nurses #pediatrics #nurse-practitioner #icu-nurse #hospice-nurse
As a health care worker, when is a time you had difficulty setting your feeling aside and became emotional in front of a patient?
I will be attending nursing school this Fall, but have been thinking a lot about being in difficult situations with patients. Do nurses really become desensitized to tragic events? I know it can be difficult to witness and see death all throughout your career but is there any time that it is acceptable to grieve with a patient, to an extent? I am an emotional person, but I'd like to believe that I can be stronger holding back my feelings when working as an RN. #medicine #nursing #healthcare #emergency-medicine #icu-nurse
what is the most difficult task of being a nurse practitioner and a ER nurse?
I'm attending college this fall and I've had experience with nursing through volunteer work so I always thought the hardest thing would be getting attached to the patient and not in a weird way but mostly like in a nurturing way as you spend so much time with them so I wanted to know from a different point of view if there were more difficult tasks other then that #doctor #medicine #nurse #healthcare #pre-med #emergency-medicine #icu-nurse #nurse-majors #hospital-and-health-care
How can/has nursing benefited one in a positive/negative way?
As I prepare for college, knowing the ups and the downs to the medical field would be a great asset in my decision to pursue the career of my dreams. #nursing #nurse #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner #nursing-education #icu-nurse #hospital #medicine #hospital-and-health-care
If you won the lottery would you still keep your job?
I'm a pre-nursing student that wants to know if people are just working for a paycheck or if they are actually passionate about the work that they are doing. #nursing #nurse #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner #icu-nurse #hospice-nurse
Besides Pediatricians and OBGYNs, what are other jobs that work with newborn babies?
I am a sophomore in Boston and I am interested in working in the medical field. Specifically, I want to work with newborns, but I do not think I want to deliver babies. I am wondering what other options I have, if any. Thank you for your thoughts! #nursing #nurse #babies #icu-nurse