LadyFree28, BSN, LPN, RN 8,429 Posts Specializes in Pediatrics, Emergency, Trauma. Has 18 years experience. Jun 8, 2016 One co-worker was precepted by a traveler; it has been a while though...
Been there,done that, ASN, RN 6,968 Posts Has 33 years experience. Jun 9, 2016 I have traveled and knew more than the old staff and the new staff. I would never take on the responsibility of training for the hospital.Don't know where you are working... but get ready to make a move.
Pangea Reunited, ASN, RN 1,547 Posts Has 6 years experience. Jun 9, 2016 I've seen it happen on occasion ...especially when the traveler and the new hire are both very experienced.
6721 5 Posts Has 10+ years experience. Jun 10, 2016 Been there done that,I was asked to precept by the nurse manager so I thought I wo9uld help out. Now I am feeling the backlash from the FT staff.
6721 5 Posts Has 10+ years experience. Jun 10, 2016 I've seen it happen on occasion ...especially when the traveler and the new hire are both very experienced.We are being asked frequently to precept over the FT staff and they are feeling inadequate and unappreciated. I don't want to cause any animosity.
NICUmiiki, DNP, NP 1,774 Posts Specializes in Neonatal Nurse Practitioner. Has 8 years experience. Jun 12, 2016 Not in my NICU or in the ER where I was a tech.
6721 5 Posts Has 10+ years experience. Jun 14, 2016 Maybe it is a shortage area? Not quite sure whether to go ahead. By the votes so far it doesnt seem that common. Maybe I will mention this to the supervisor.
WhyNurse 20 Posts Jun 14, 2016 Are you going to stay in the same facility for long?If not, I guess there's not much to worry since people rotates, and who knows the other FT staff might not be there when you return, and you won't bump into each other?After all, you are just taking order from the nurse manager and do your job.
