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I called them. Still short on beds but will call me within the hour. I am just a week overdue, without complications, so if I have to wait another day it isn't a big deal. I just get really antsy when waiting for calls, kind of like when you might have the day off but are waiting for your boss to call and confirm!
Now I tasked myself with grabbing things I might need in addition to my bag, washing some laundry for more comfy pants, and getting cleaned up myself just in case. :)
Tait, MSN, RN
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I know this isn't "General Nursing" material, but AN is sort of like a second home to many of us, including me.
I was doing really well all day, waiting for the call from my hospital to come in and start my induction. However at 1545 they informed me that all the beds were full and they would call me in the next few hours.
Now it is nearly 2000 and I am still waiting. Of course I am a FTM, overanalyzing RN, with too much time on her hands to Google for the past few weeks, which isn't helping.
I am trying very hard not to call back until after 2000 because I know how shift changes go, and I don't want to be that patient.
Sigh.
Pace, pace, pace.
Thanks for listening.
Tait