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- 1.Neonatal intensive-care unit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- (Redirected from Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) Jump to: navigation, search ... A neonatal intensive care unit, usually shortened NICU (sometimes pronounced " ...
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eonatal_Intensive_Care_Unit
- 2.When Your Baby's in the NICU
- The neonatal intensive care unit may seem like a foreign place, but ... if your newborn needs to be admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) ...
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What kind of classes would I Looking to work in the
neonatal intensive care unit
but unsure of what classes to
take in college
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You need to enrol into a nursing programme in either a 4-yr univ. or a community college.Then hit the ground running on ur anticipated colourful career.I like pple who like school.its all good for u.Good luck |
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What is the cost to have a My daughter has been in the
NICU for almost 2 weeks. I was
wondering since my Insurance
pays 80% with no limit on
expenses and I don't know how
long she will stay in the
NICU, I just wanted to know
the average cost per day, so
hopefully I could afford the
hospital bill. I heard it is
very costly but I don't know.
She is not on medicatin or any
oxygen just vital signs leads
and observation.
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You should be able to go down to the hospital financing office and they could give you more info..They can also adjust the bill according to your income, etc...Start by talking to them..Good luck |
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How many years in collage does I am getting ready to start
high school and I have really
been thinking about my future
lately. I have wanted to work
in the n.i.c.u ever since i
could remember. I know it
would be a very intense and
challenging job but also very
rewarding. I would really like
to find as much information as
i can to see what it is like
and what other people have to
say about it. I know i want to
work in the n.i.c.u but am
having a hard time deciding if
i would like to become a nurse
or doctor in that medical
field. I would like to find
the difference of the job that
a nurse or doctor would have
in the n.i.c.u. i will take
all the info i can get.
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You can go anywhere from a 2 yr nursing program to a 4 year college degree program. You can, even with the 2 years, become an ICU nurse, but if you have the money and the time, obviously, becoming a nurse with a Bachelors,is much better in the long run. In the meantime, when you pick out your high school classes, focus on things like chemistry and biology. Anything that will make it easier when you start your nursing classes. You also, might want to check into local hospitals and find out if they have Candy Stripers. We have them in our hospital and a lot of them want to become nurses. It's a good way to get the feel of a hospital and you'll get some much needed experience with people and doctors and of course, nurses. I wish you much more than luck with this. Congratulations on having a goal. It makes my day. |
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