Re: Floating for 1st LPN position?
And it's not too late to quit either.
2 days on 2 different floors as a new grad LPN?
Are you considered to be on your own now, or are you floating as an orientee to other floors?
If you are now on your own after two days of orientation, get out fast, because that says a lot about the facility and their concern about safety and making sure that you are ready to be on your own.
If you are still in orientation, see if you can voice your concerns to your preceptor(s) and/or manager because new grads need to stay on one floor and learn one routine to start with. It gets too confusing and overwhealming otherwise.
After you've learned one floor and can fly pretty much on your own with minimal supervision, then you can try another floor.
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