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Of course, there are pediatric CNA's and PCT's. Most cities have trade colleges that teach both CNA and PCT classes, then you just apply at a hospital for a position in Peds. Here...

I have catheterized quite a few people in my career as a nurse and I've never had one screaming in pain. I've also been catheterized and it was uncomfortable, but not painful like you�...

Have you looked in the phone book, or maybe you should go to your local hospital and ask the receptionist at the front enterance for a listing of all the nursing homes in your area.

I am sorry for your run of bad experiences. As a nurse in a gynaecology ward, we try to give good, individualised and appropriate care to everyone who stays on our ward (although they may be orth...

WOW! Well first of all, I am glad you are asking yourself this question. I am a nurse, I have been a nurse since (yikes I am OLD!) 1982. I went into nursing for all the wrong reasons, much of wh...

that is a question for TX nursing...here are the links. if you still cant find your answer online, call them, the number is listed online. at least they can point you in the right direction. ...

Most RN degrees are two (solid years) or three - years. You graduate and must then pass a state board to gain a license - you will train in the class and in clinical and be tested to do injections...

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