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calliope26
by calliope26, BSN Member Nurse

calliope26 has 7 years experience as a BSN and specializes in Med Surg, Hospice, Wound Care.

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I go into "bad" facilities all the time in my current position, and find they all have a few hidden gems. Usually it's management that's the problem, not the staff. Be a gem, and you'll be fine!

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by RN-to- BSN, ADN, RN Member Nurse

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"Good nurses" become "bad" in bad facilities, and then they become "even worse". 😜🤨

LOL, go do some nursing and find out for yourself.

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by Hoosier_RN, MSN Member Nurse

Hoosier_RN has 27 years experience as a MSN and specializes in LTC, home health, hospice, ICU, ER, dialysis.

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On 9/16/2019 at 10:44 AM, Mqnurse13 said:

Maybe the better question is how can a nurse manage to work in these facilities if they have to? Or can/should they?

As mentioned, usually better$$$, some can't afford to leave, especially if they have a prime schedule that allows for other life obligations

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