Check at the local hosptial and see if they offer Patient Care Associate (PCA) or Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) classes. They usually only require a month or two of class work with about 6 weeks prac...

What about checking online, for other such small rescue centres and contacting them for advice - they will have already been through all the necessary formalites. Perhaps you could visit other cent...

Unless this is a very new thing....NO this is not done. You have to have a license to pass medications...even tylenol. The place you are referring to may be breaking the law.

you need to indent the second line and you only have to go to the second '/' mark in the website ex:...

This is not a complete correction but here are some changes I recommend. " copper" should be "Copper". Put a comma after Charnley 1999). "evidence suggest" should ...

there should be some type of school you can go to. Sometimes they offer programs at community colleges. I went to a college that had several medical classes to take and one of them was veterinar...

First of all you are right not going to your colleagues as it can be very hard for a professional to go to another professional and admit they are human and need help. We all try to show our coll...

Oh For God's sake, this is ridiculous! I speak as a nurse, although not on a general ward, I can remember back to my training, and we were SO busy with the day to day work and the observat...

Since you are a licensed nurse and a Brit, I would apply directly to the hospital of your choice. Many would as well pay your expenses in getting here and give you a cash bonus to contract with the...

I don't think justice quite fits that definition, it sounds more like equality.

i quite agree, they should all have proper training skills, and all be checked out, you dont know who,s hands youre life is in, do you, good question

As a nurse trained in acupressure (and other forms of massage), I can tell you "yes" they can do it in a hospital setting, but it requires specialized massage training. I'm sure you ...

Well, the hours are much better as a consultant. The pay will depend upon the reputation of the nurse, their conduct, and their knowledge in the field. That is something that is built over time a...

try the RCN website........

Hi Dot, Am really sorry about it. My Dad had to see a district nurse every once in a while after an operation a few years' back. He used to get quite irate with them, too. It&#...