Re: k now its every morning from 730-11 i want to quit! lol
Like Cruffler said, start with one thing at a time
.
For report, take good notes on your report sheet. Copy that and use the copy as a "scribble" copy. If there's something that needs to be put on your report sheet, add it to both the report sheet as well as your scribble copy.
Make it a point to timely chart--it's hard to take time to write things down when you're still overwhelmed with your tasks, but it makes all the difference in the world.
Talk to your preceptor. Maybe you'd be better off taking a little longer on orientation and going a little slower. I've precepted a lot of people and some catch on very quickly and some need a little more time.
This is kind of silly, but you
may be moving slower than normal because you're dithering around trying to decide what to do--that isn't a slam, when you're new and overwhelmed, every task seems equal in priority and it's hard to know which way to turn when there is so much to be done. Been there, done that
. You'll get there. Just take it one shift at a time.
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Re: k now its every morning from 730-11 i want to quit! lol
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