Your license is due for renewal on May 31st, 2020. You MUST complete 20 CEUs before your renewal (within the 24 months between May 2018 and May 2020). A new regulation: One (1) of the CEUs must be pertaining to sexual harassment prevention. For more information on this, please see this article: http://nursing.illinois.gov/PDF/2019-11_IDFPR_SexHarassPreventTraining_final.pdf Free CEUs […]
C is a three years old boy diagnosed with Extreme Immaturity of Newborn, Gestational age 24 completed weeks. He lives in the south suburb area. He currently has a Trach and a G-Tube. C was ventilated but has been off the vent. Schedule:Mondays 5pm – 11pmWednesdays 3 pm – 10 pmThursdays 7 am – 9 […]
Kimberly Mackey, RN, BSN, talking about our yearly skills fair. She goes on to explain how the skills fair allows us to brush up on our skills. Clinicians are refreshed on things like ventilators, G-Tubes, etc. Kimberly also mentions that this is done so we can provide the greatest possible quality care for our children.
Vivia Green, RN MSN / FNP / MD 👩⚕, talking about the reasons she works for American Home Health. She talks about the attitude, professionalism, and emphasizes the flexibility American Home Health offers. Because of this flexibility, she was able to go to school and become a nurse practitioner, and then a physician. Vivian plans […]
Debi Curtis, RN, talks about her experience as a nurse. She has been doing Home Health for the last thirteen years. She enjoys the flexibility that Home Health offers. Debi primarily works on the pediatric private duty/special needs children’s side of home health. She stays with the patient for a full shift. Debi has been […]
At the age of 19, a single mom and pregnant with my second child, I began my journey towards the medical field. It was a defining time in my life because I had graduated from high school and was seeking employment but was unsuccessful. When a family friend suggested, I enroll in the certified nurse […]
Hi, my name is Juanita Ramey. I’m over 70yrs old. I started my RN career in 1977 at Cook County Hospital. I worked in the Neurosurgery ICU. Many of those patients were homeless, or persons found on the streets, by the Chicago Police Department. It was an excellent “new grad” learning experience, that prepared me […]
