How many of you are perfect?

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I've just found this site and have found it a great resource for moral support and information. But in reading down through the posts I have noticed something, so I was just wanting to throw this out, how many of you are perfect nurses?

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Specializes in midwifery, ophthalmics, general practice.
I've just found this site and have found it a great resource for moral support and information. But in reading down through the posts I have noticed something, so I was just wanting to throw this out, how many of you are perfect nurses?[/quote

I dont think anyone here would claim to be perfect... some of us are experts in our field.. I am an asthma specialist nurse but know very little about secondary care now- having worked in primary care for 16yrs, I would be totally lost in a hospital enviroment!! :)

There is a great deal of expertise on this site.. thats one of the great things about it.

why do you ask........??

Karen

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i am not perfect, and i havent met a miss perfect nurse in my life.

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Is there such a thing?

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I only wish!

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FAR from it. Nobody here acts that way to my knowledge. Just curious, why do you ask, or were you being sarcastic?? :coollook: We are all good at the things we know to do, and always have room for improvement and learn something new daily i'd like to think.

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Specializes in Inpatient Acute Rehab.

I am not perfect by any means, and I do not believe that I have ever met the perfect person, let alone the perfect nurse. I have met a few people who

THINK that they are.

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I work with people who think their perfect. I work in the OR and some think they were born with the scapel and forceps in their hand. I admit I'm not perfect and never will be.

Christine

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Specializes in Case Mgmt; Mat/Child, Critical Care.

No perfect nurse here! LOL Actually, I don't think I've ever met a "perfect" anybody....

I really enjoy the interaction at allnurses, because you get to see things from a different perspective...see how things are done elsewhere. We tend to become "insulated", I think, in our own areas, our own practice, so it is refreshing to see other ideas. Of course, just like anywhere, different personalities emerge when a group of people interact....

So, I too am curious, why do you ask?

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Can you tell I have some self-esteem issues to work on? I work with a few people who think themselves perfect. There is one doctor who likes to say, " I was born with all the knowledge I have." But does that mean he knows as much as a newborn? Hmmmm.... :uhoh3:

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Specializes in Med/Surg, Ortho.

Hahaha,, good way to look at it vwgirl!!!

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Specializes in Specializes in L/D, newborn, GYN, LTC, Dialysis.

I don't know of any...are YOU? (perfect, that is)

what prompted you to ask?

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