Corrections nurse

Most of us work in jails and prisons by accident. Yet, you may have been destined to be a correctional nurse. Here are 6 Signs You Were Destined to Be a Correctional Nurse, even at a young age.

if you are new to corrections, you may need to ramp up or brush up on some skills. Here is a list of Top Ten Skills for Correctional Nurses

While I’d love more nurses to enter the specialty of correctional nursing, it is not for everyone. Earlier I posted about signs that you were destined to be a correctional nurse. This time, I am turning the tables and listing some reasons this may not be the best fit. Recently I asked for input on ... Read More about Ten Reasons Correctional Nursing May Not Be Right for You

Not many nurses go to school thinking they'll end up working in a prison. But it can be surprisingly rewarding. Get some tips from an experienced correctional nurse before you jump in.

The Correctional Nurse's Guide to Saying 'No' - Correctional Nurse . Net

I have been working in corrections for about six years now. Most of my nursing experience is in corrections. Here's what a day in the life of a correctional nurse is like!

On Interruptions and Correctional Nursing A nurse stands at a small window in a small room with shelves around the interior. Lined up at the window, much like a bank teller’s queue, are inmates waiting for their morning pills.

Correctional nurses should be on even higher alert. Thus, I would like to share some charting tips for correctional nurses.