Hello, I am going to start soon on a med/surg - telemetry unit. I have limited hospital experience and have been out of nursing for about 6 years (I'm an RN). How should one approach this? The "teach me, teach me" stance or "What can I do for you?" I don't want to be a "burden" on the unit - I'd like to go in offering help but..how much help could I be? I do need clinical help, refreshing, etc...that's why I have a preceptor. But the old saying, "Be a blessing, not a burden"...comes to mind. I want to help them not drain from them...know what I mean? Please email replies to [email protected]
Hello, I am going to start soon on a med/surg - telemetry unit. I have limited hospital experience and have been out of nursing for about 6 years (I'm an RN). How should one approach this? The "teach me, teach me" stance or "What can I do for you?" I don't want to be a "burden" on the unit - I'd like to go in offering help but..how much help could I be? I do need clinical help, refreshing, etc...that's why I have a preceptor. But the old saying, "Be a blessing, not a burden"...comes to mind. I want to help them not drain from them...know what I mean? Please email replies to [email protected]