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Just moved to Durham, NC and currently working at Duke on a Cardiology SDU. Duke does not allow any nurse autonomy unless in the ICU setting. Floor RNs can't start IVs, place NGTs, order labs per protocol (i.e. heparin & PTTs), order pt supplies, DC irrelevant orders, etc. I am not wanting to lose skills and I feel like Duke does not allow nurses to critically think unless in the ICU. Does anyone work at UNC? Is it the same there too? Any advice would be amazing.

Just moved to Durham, NC and currently working at Duke on a Cardiology SDU. Duke does not allow any nurse autonomy unless in the ICU setting. Floor RNs can't start IVs, place NGTs, order labs per protocol (i.e. heparin & PTTs), order pt supplies, DC irrelevant orders, etc. I am not wanting to lose skills and I feel like Duke does not allow nurses to critically think unless in the ICU. Does anyone work at UNC? Is it the same there too? Any advice would be amazing.

Does anyone here work for an Amazon warehouse? Curious to know what it's been like over the past couple of weeks or even months with all the warm welcoming for robots. Honestly, the pace at which things are moving truly scares me. In a world where it's starting to be normal to see more robots than human in a setting that used to human labor-first is so disruptive, and gives me no hope that I'll have a job a few years down the line. How do others feel about this?

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Hi, I’m Ganesh Shingare, a recent graduate of the Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Robotics program at St. Clair College. I’ve trained in Fanuc & ABB robots, PLC programming (Logix Studio 5000, Factory I/O), HMI design, AutoCAD, and robot vision systems. I’m seeking a full-time role as a Robotics/Automation/Controls Technician to gain hands-on industrial experience. Open to opportunities in Windsor & surrounding areas.