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  1. New to Charge

    We rotate charge at my facility too. And I still say hurray for you, you have a great attitude...I want to work with you@!!!
  2. New to Charge

    Hurray for you charge nurse!!! In time, it will get easier as you get comfortable in your position. I will tell you this - a word of advice. DO NOT tell a nurse to be a patient advocate and call the MD and dismiss the nurse and her concerns. I alr...
  3. How was Nurses Week celebrated at your Facility

    I guess no one is ever happy with what they receive...especially nurses that really are the core of patient care. We deserve so much, ask for so little and in return...get sooo little. Got an ice cream bar, beach chair, lunch box, and a tea service...
  4. Ignorant Stupid Patients

    Honey, Welcome to the world of nursing. In addition to patient education, patient advocacy, trying to decifer MD orders, dealing with overbearing family members.....Do I need to go on? You are worried about a 600 BS level, and rightfully so. As a ...
  5. Broward College Aug. '09

    I wish you the world of luck. But girrrrl, if you think BCC north campus is mean....get ready for the real world when you graduate (management, fellow nurses, patients, family members). Start now to develop a thick skin and go for your dream. Ignore ...
  6. LUCKY! to have a job

    Hello all, I too have been told that I should feel very "honored" to have a job in today's economy (by management). Having said that, it took a nurses aide to make me think....(her words, not mine)....Is the hospital going to go out of business? No...
  7. staffing issues

    Thank you everyone for replying, just to give you an update....my nm (while still on maternity leave) sent an e-mail to everyone questioning how we can improve customer satisfaction. Well...I let her have it (of course in a professional way). Fir...
  8. staffing issues

    Hello everyone, I really need some insight on what to do. Let me start by stating that I work alot of OT. I have been told by staffing that when our census gets low, nurses that are on overtime, pool, agency, etc... get flexed 1st. Here is my pro...
  9. Do Nurses Eat Their Young?

    It is so great to hear all of the newbies chime in. I don't know if you would consider me a newbie or not having been a nurse on the floor for one year already. I have worked day shift and I have worked night shift. There is no one nurse that can ...
  10. Do Nurses Eat Their Young?

    "Bringing oneself to the level of the newbie sa ys very little about the maturity of the group." Excuse me the level of a newbie??? Speaking as a newbie I have am at higher level and display more maturity than most RNs with 20+ years of experience. ...
  11. Do Nurses Eat Their Young?

    I replied to this thread before as a newbie, newbie = If that makes sense. At first I said yes, yes nurses do eat their young!!! Now I realize after having been a nurse for almost one year nurses eat nurses. I think that because we are a female do...
  12. What can I do as an RN?

    Okay, so while I was in school I was told that I could do so many things with my license. I am not finding that to be the case. I have been an RN for 10 months and I don't know what to do now. I am unhappy with my current position, yet I like floo...
  13. Jealousy or actual favoritism - you tell me

    Thank you for your replies. I am having an argument with my husband about this. He doesn't seem to understand, there is more to this situation than what I have mentioned. I worry for my license, something that I have worked so hard for (as we all ...
  14. Okay - so here is the deal. My friend and I graduated from nursing school together. She convinced me to work with her in a small hospital, even though I wanted to work at a trauma center. We have been there for almost one year and we are both unha...
  15. Sometimes action speaks louder than words. We have one particular nurse that is very vocal and complains about everything. At every staff meeting she reminds everyone that night nursing is much harder than day nursing. I was curious - so I worked ...