[cardiacRN2006]

I've found that you can go from good employee to bad nurse in a millisecond. Especially if a change in management has just recently occurred.

I can quit-thank goodness the blacklist isn't where I work (at least I think, will find out soon). But I will be replaced easily, and thus, the powers that be will get away with whatever actions they want...

[a21chdchic]

Tiredbraveheart,
I am originally from the St. Louis area. Small town hospitals are the worst and the clickiest, (not sure that's a word, but you get the idea).
I hated being employed by BJC.
You can have a status of 'rehire', but never get re-hired even if you wanted to. I'm not really sure how the reference check works out. But being blacklisted pretty much sucks. But, I would much prefer to be blacklisted than to get treated like a piece of sh**.
Good luck in all of your future endeavors! Personally, I'm taking a legal nurse consulting course. I'm all prepared for the exam which I will take in October.
Then, I plan to open my own business. I'm getting the paper together to form an LLC. I'm only waiting to get my credentials, and I'm on my way. :hatparty: Best of luck to those of you who have a restless spirit, backbone, are willing to take care of yourself.

a21chdchic

[a21chdchic]

Oh, I have worked at several hospitals. I didn't mean that BJC is a small hospital at all. I worked at the one in downtown St.Louis. But small hospitals are much worse.
a21chdchic