I do private nursing and it’s a pain. One little thing you correct the parent on to keep your license and they call the company and let you go. I’m thinking of infusion too so I can be in and out
The most empowering thing I’ve experienced as a home health infusion RN was recently firing a rude patient. I was immediately supported by my supervisor, without being questioned.
is there a lot of documentation that takes hours to complete? I did home health and i decided it wasn't for me due to the hours i had to spend on a tablet documenting. Is it like home health in that sense?
@@rochellegarcia4849 I’ve used about 5-6 different charting systems and I feel like the charting system definitely affects how long documentation takes. The one I use can be done in about 10-15 minutes for regular visits and an hour for SOC/recerts
I do private nursing and it’s a pain. One little thing you correct the parent on to keep your license and they call the company and let you go. I’m thinking of infusion too so I can be in and out
The most empowering thing I’ve experienced as a home health infusion RN was recently firing a rude patient. I was immediately supported by my supervisor, without being questioned.
@@melissa90ify yess!! I love my clinical team and supervisors, they always support me.
My mom's home infusion nurse was such a supportive presence, thanks for what you do
What schooling and process is it to get to be able to be an infusion nurse?
Would you recommend this RN job for those who are raising young children (before pre-K)?
is there a lot of documentation that takes hours to complete? I did home health and i decided it wasn't for me due to the hours i had to spend on a tablet documenting. Is it like home health in that sense?
@@rochellegarcia4849 I’ve used about 5-6 different charting systems and I feel like the charting system definitely affects how long documentation takes. The one I use can be done in about 10-15 minutes for regular visits and an hour for SOC/recerts