Published Nov 10, 2009
SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN
10,263 Posts
44-bed unit, 6 weeks after getting in on nights as a floor nurse!
Yippee ki o ki ay!
Reigen
219 Posts
44-bed unit, 6 weeks after getting in on nights as a floor nurse!Yippee ki o ki ay!
Congratulations!!!!!!!!
I know that you will be firm fair and consistant, and that yourResidents and Staff will be blessed.
Ivanna_Nurse, BSN, RN
469 Posts
Congratulations!
NurseCard, ADN
2,850 Posts
Not sure whether to say congratulations, or I'm sorry. :)
J/K, I'm sure you will do a fabulous job!!!!
teeniebert, LPN
563 Posts
Congrats, I think...my title is LPN Unit Manager but I usually don't manage much except my own stuff.
PurpleLVN
244 Posts
Congratulations!!! I'm so happy for you !!!:anpom:
llg, PhD, RN
13,469 Posts
Congratulations ... I guess. Now everybody can blame you for everything!
FLArn
503 Posts
Congrats!
PedsDrNurseTheo, ADN, BSN, MSN, DNP, RN, EMT-P, NP
150 Posts
Congratulations! Now it's all your fault when things go badly, and someone else's credit when things go well!!
Seriously though, you'll do great!!:w00t::ancong!:
morte, LPN, LVN
7,015 Posts
ahh.....now, well actually in a month or two....you can work on getting the meds cut down to a more manageable number.....amongst other things of course
My first plan is to get the never-ending med pass, aka 3=7 shift, consolidated. It. Is. heinous and unsafe. It wil change.
:)
Orca, ADN, ASN, RN
2,066 Posts
Just remember - the patients will be the least of your problems!
Congrats on the new job.