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How would you react?

So I literally just got off orientation and I am in a new specialty, so of course I won't be perfect.

Just got an email from a nurse who cc'd part of management highlighting issues she had coming off after my shift. Nothing dangerous or life threatening. One of the mistakes I made, she made as well.

I really don't know how to respond other then, "Thanks, but no thanks for throwing me under the bus! And by the way, you made the same error!"

I was running my ass all night doing a lot that some of the other nurses even admitted that they would pass on to day shift, so I am ticked about this. I know now to avoid this girl who wants to "help" me.

How should I respond if I at all? I have taken her feedback and all, and emailing me about my errors isn't what bother me, her emailing me and adding management on is what rubs me the wrong way.

Damn. Out of orientation for a few shifts and I am already being thrown under the bus!

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    Doing more than the bare minimum of your job? How is it NOT?

    I was referring to OP turning the other cheek, not speaking up, and seething with anger.

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    She shouldn't have cc'd you. I wonder if the management knew she cc'd you. There isn't a good way to bring it up to be honest. I just had an issue where I became angry when someone mentioned something two months later so I have no way of defending myself.

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