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Old May 16, 2008, 09:47 AM
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Re: Long Term Care Needs Some Direction!

Originally Posted by kstec View Post
It's the same one's you saw sitting on their butts laughing, that run around like the biggest and best employee of the facility, dictating what is and isn't getting done, rather than getting of their a$$es and helping. That is one of my biggest pet peeves where I presently work, is that I and my CNA's are sinking due to high resident ratio to staff and all the higher ups can do is either write you up, give you more to do (like we don't have enough already) or complain about things not getting done. I have a new job that I will be filling out the HR paperwork for next tues. I'm nervous because the reason I'm leaving is due to short staffing, poor moral, too many chiefs and not enough indians, but my heart wants to stay because I thoroughly care about my residents. I could give a rats patuty (sp) about the higher ups, but my residents make my day and almost make it worth putting up with the coorporate greed and dictatorship. But like all nurses in LTC, I have the fear of losing my license, due to the way things are run and the nurse/resident ratio. If I knew anything about politics and even knew where to begin, I'd love to figure out a way to change the way we treat our older generation. All I can say is nursing is not what I thought it would be, only because society has made it to hard. It all comes down to the mightly dollar. Sorry, just needed to vent, and this isn't even a quarter of my venting.
Amen to that KSTEC... its true

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