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Nights, charge RN, sub-acute and LTC. 122 beds.
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Hey Sue,
Sounds like a great gig. At nights there are no mgmt people around to issue new projects, no dietician sitting at your nurses station taking up space. You can just do your thing. You should try to schedule some of the wound care on night shift so you can do some tx. BTW, I wear white too. The easier to bleach, my dear. I do Baylor weekends plus 2 day shifts (6a-6p wknds, 6a-2p tue and wed.) By the end of a long shift I have all sorts of bodily fluids on me. LOL
Good luck and no callouts for your staff!!!
Maureen
SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN
10,263 Posts
Three total. It's like 38, 42, 42. Something like that.