Neonatal Nursing Job (career blogs) Search

July 3rd, 2010 admin Posted in careers |

By NurseOptions

Neonatal nurses are in high demand, but a casual job search makes it appear otherwise. The best health care jobs tend to be those that aren’t announced to the general public or even other health care workers. While this can be a great benefit if you’re looking for an internal promotion, the system works against you if you want to move to a different facility.

At Nursing-Jobs.com, we’ve developed the ideal way for candidates like you to find and apply for neonatal nursing positions. We’ve worked hard to make contacts with health care employers all across the country for your benefit. Using our online database at Absolutely Health Care, you can now easily search hundreds of current neonatal nursing jobs.

Conduct an Extensive Neonatal Nursing Job Search

The job search requires that you know several things about your ideal position, and we can help you sort through all of the variables, including:

Conducting a neonatal nursing job search for full-time, part-time, temporary, or permanent listings
Viewing the salary and benefits for each job
Filling out some applications online for a chance of receiving a placement within days
Take some time to browse our listings to get an idea of what opportunities are available to you. Whether you’re just starting the neonatal nursing job search, looking to relocate, or trying to move into a position that is more demanding, we have listings that will interest you.

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Getting More Than Money From Your Job

By Jack Authors

Job satisfaction should never be overlooked. It makes so much difference when you are working in a rewarding career. So many people go out to work each day and get nothing back in return (except, obviously, their wage packet!).

This may be bearable for a while, but after a certain time it really can become a bore. If you are the sort of person who tries to do your job as well as possible, then it can be a little disheartening if you never get anything in return; it is all to do with being appreciated.

The best solution to this type of situation is to completely change your career. There are plenty of jobs out there that will give you a genuine glow of pride for a job well done. And this will make your working life a whole lot more enjoyable! There is a big difference between just another anonymous day spent on a production line to helping someone to make a constructive change in their life.

So what type of work can offer you this satisfaction buzz? Well, there are the obvious ones… if you become a fire-fighter and spend your time rescuing people from burning buildings it is going to make you feel pretty good about yourself. Or if you help drug addicts to kick their habit it is certainly going to have a positive effect on you. But your new choice of career doesnt have to be anything quite as dramatic as that.

Imagine if you worked in a council office and it was your job to house homeless people. That would be a very rewarding task. You could go home at night knowing that one less person was having to sleep in a shop doorway, largely because of your input. Of course, housing jobs dont only deal with the homeless, but there are plenty of different people to deal with and some of them will be in a pretty desperate situation.

If that doesnt appeal to you then how about something involving a more hands-on type of work? What about taking a few courses in joinery? It would certainly be rewarding to know that you had done a good job of fitting someones new windows or front door. There are plenty of joiners out there, but not all of them take pride in what they do; you could build up a reputation as someone who always did a job properly.

There are plenty of areas to choose from that can offer workers a huge amount of job satisfaction and that are not all as obvious as you would think; joinery or housing jobs are just a couple of examples. Counselling, cake decorating, engineering, plumbing or graphic design; these and many other careers can give you a real sense of achievement and self-worth.

We spend a large part of our lives working and we should always make sure that we get a little something back from it! If you shudder at the thought of your job then something is very wrong. Maybe it is time to think about a change of direction…

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Helping a Unique Patient during My Registered Nursing Career

By Roberto Garabell

I am Registered Nurse and I work in a small hospital in a small town where everybody knows anybody.

“Stephanie,” the doctor said to me, “I want you to cover the ER OK?”

“Alright doctor, no problem.” I answered. It was no problem indeed because our ER seldom had really serious patients. Most of the people we attend to only have a broken bone or two. This night was a little special however. The patient was covered with blood all over. First he looked bloody and unfamiliar but as I neared him I realized he was my ex-boyfriend, the reason why I never had any boyfriend ever. But I am a professional so no matter how much I want to kill him, I nursed him gingerly. I wanted to hurry dressing his wounds because he was gaining consciousness. It disgusts me to think that he will wake up and see me take care of him.

“How is the patient?” The doctor asked.

“He is gaining consciousness.”

“That’s good because according to the x-ray. He suffered a severe concussion and he might be temporarily paralyzed.” The doctor explained. “I need you to catheterize him.”

“What?!” I asked in surprise.

“Give him a catheter.”

I nodded my head dutifully. I went to his side and started the procedure and much to my luck he woke up. “Aww, slow down will you?” He said with his eyes half open.

“I’m sorry.” I said and proceeded. I was happy he didn’t recognize me or he might be too brain damaged to remember me. In this case, I could do my job much better. I was the nurse assigned to him and it was my duty to check his vital signs and administer his medicine. It was so surprising to me that no matter how much I hate this guy I couldn’t bring myself to neglect my duties and I did them just like I do to other patients. I guess when you become a nurse all your personal feelings steps back naturally.

Days went by and little by little he was getting well. I see to it that all his needs were well taken care of. He didn’t show any signs that he recognize me so the atmosphere was comfortable for me.

“Nurse,” he said one day, “will I be able to move half of my body again?”

“The doctor said it is just temporary paralysis, so you could be up and ready anytime soon. Don’t worry about it.” I told him sympathetically.

He nodded and looked out the window blankly.

Then one day, the buzzer from his room sounded and I rushed to him immediately. He was jovial and he waved at me as I entered the door. I looked at him quizzically not knowing what has gotten into him.

“Nurse, I can move my hands,” he waved his hands again, “see.” I smiled at this childish outbreak. “I wanted to tell you first so that’s why I rang the buzzer.”

“That’s great, I am happy for you.” I said sincerely. “I will tell the doctor about this good news straight away.”

On the day, he left the hospital; he dropped by the nurse’s station with a note that says, “Stephanie, I am really sorry for what happened before. You are truly a good person because even if I was very horrible you still took care of me. You are the best nurse ever. Thank you.”

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