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Diane, RN

Canada
Available
I can answer questions about acute illness and critical care situations, as well as end of life, hospice, palliative care. I can also answer questions about healthy lifestyle choices and the possible outcome of some not so healthy choices.

Karen Moss

Available
I am a District Nurse in the United Kingdom, and would be pleased to offer enayone help in anything connected with community nursing.

Kathleen RN

U.S.
Available
I can answer nursing questions related to medical nursing and preoperative and post operative nursing care. What to expect as you come into the hospital, questions to ask your doctor, what to expect postoperative. How to minimize your chances of post operative complications such as infection.

Ken RN, CCRN

U.S.
Available
I can answer questions regarding all aspects of Nursing as a career in general. If you need help deciding if nursing is a career for you, then let me help you with your decision. As an added bonus, I can answer your questions from the perspective of being a man in nursing who has a wife that is also a nurse. Men is nursing is more accepted today than it was when I began in 1993. Regardless of your gender, Nursing has so much to offer and is among the most respected professions of our time. I have been a registered nurse since 1993 and have been certified in Critical Care nursing since 1996. I am currently a full-time Critical Care Ground Transport Nurse.

Violet Argo RN

Available
I can answer questions related to terminal illness and hospice care, such as pain and symptom management. Hospice care is very personal and rewarding.

Alex Woodruff RN, BSc

U.S.
Available
My expertise is in Pediatric Critical Care - both PICU and Congenital Cardiac ICU. I have worked in this field for 10 years in the UK and the USA. Prior to ICU work I staffed in pediatric orthopedics, spinal surgery and general surgery. I am happy to answer questions pertaining to any area of pediatric nursing. I will also answer questions about nursing in the USA (as a foreign traveller) and will happily give readers the perspective of a male nurse.

Irma G., RN

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/31/2009
I am an experienced forensic nurse examiner and have done cases relating to domestic violence, sexual assault and elder abuse in the state of California. I've consulted nationally and internationally, for the Undersecretary of Health (Veterans Administration) and for the region of Novgorod, Russia (300,000 people)in a forensic capacity. I can answer question having to do with forensic nursing, operating room nursing (scrub & circulate), intensive care and aeromedical flight nursing. I also have vast military nursing experience in peace time and war time and have over 18 years in VA Hospital experience. I have lectured on forensic awareness, domestic violence and sexual assault. I have experience as a nurse manager and preceptor. I have developed new grad programs for ICU and managed them successfully. I have been a patient advocate & consultant, answering questions in plain English, to unravel and gap the patient-doctor relationship and the mystery of the medical world "lingo".

Margot RN BScN GNC

Canada
On Vacation
returns 12/08/2009
I have received so much pleasure and enjoyment from my Nursing career that I am always happy to encourage others who are considering the profession. it`s hard work and not always pretty, but it`s very rewarding.

Mary Pat Seibel, R.N.

U.S.
Maxed Out
I am a registered nurse with a lifetime of experience in various fields of nursing. I am able to answer questions related to choosing nursing as a profession; rewards and frustrations; hospital related staffing issues; nursing burn-out; finding the rewards in this profession

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2009-11-19 canadian nurse to us:

Hello Gwen, Thank you for directing this question to me. First of all it is important that you decide whether you want to make the move on your own or whether you would prefer the help of an agency

2009-11-19 Interested in nursing school:

Dear Chris: You may have to go thru a nursing program and it would be best to check with the schools advisors how to enroll in a nursing program. A friend of mine had a B.S. in nutrition and found

2009-11-18 Mental Health Nursing:

Lucy: I see you are from the UK and I can not really comment as I am practicing in the US. I can tell that in the US, we all must become RN's first. Then we can take additional seminars and courses

2009-11-17 Can you help me?:

Hi Jessie, Thanks for directing this question to me. I would be happy to answer your questions for you. 1) I wanted to work with children and feel challenged within my career. 2) In order to be

2009-11-17 community nurse interview:

I wanted to work as an autonomous practitoner and this was the field that offered the most appropriate way of doin so plus I formly believe that people should be care for at home whenever and wherever

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