Is nursing for me????????????????

tele can be difficult. I work the same floor...Yes I feel sick to my stomach when I get off the elevator. I find that If I say a PRAYER and get to work 30 mins early, I am less stressed.........So far, its been working for me!!!

Im sending you positive thoughts******** :)

I work tele too, have been since I graduated from nursing school. I am so GLAD someone else has this same problem! It has gradually gone away, but not until I had been a nurse at least a yr. I remember when I first graduated, when I got to work and started organizing pt information my hands shook as though I had Parkinson's! I was so afraid someone would notice. You will become more confident with time, you just realize what a position of importance and responsibility you are in. Keep up the good work!

I've worked tele on a sdu for last 8 years. I felt the same way for such a long time, one day it lifted!i enjoy my job, the unit i work is more friendly, more team orriented and maybe i have confidence in my abilities i did not have when i started out. I've learned the more i educate myself by reading tele books ect, the better i feel.

advice

you made it this far- there are so many options- you can also get a job in the pharmacetical field-clinical trials,school nurse, private duty...

hang in there.

i have been a nurse for 9 months now, and my heart still races every night before i go to work. it almost makes me sick to my stomach i am so nervous. it come in sperts. sometimes i am okay, but most times i am so scared right before i go to work. however when i get to work and start working i am okay. is this normal? it makes me want to quit nursing all together or at least my speacialty (telemetry) and go to somthing less critical. i lay in bed after work and rack my brian about everything i did at work and if i did it right and am i going to get in trouble tomorrow when i go back. so my question is does it get easier? is nursing really for me if i feel like this? :uhoh21: :uhoh21: :uhoh21: