sideshowstarlet BSN, RN

Med-Surg, Developmental Disorders

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About sideshowstarlet

sideshowstarlet has 11 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Med-Surg, Developmental Disorders.


RN and Licensed Master Social Worker. Grew up in Texas but moved to New England in 2020. Was supposed to be temporary, but I ended up buying a house in CT. First-time homeowner of a fixer-upper and former hoarder house. It's an adventure!

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    Idea for a Medical Drama

    As have I!
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    Idea for a Medical Drama

    On the other hand, boring visuals can make readers flip past even the most exciting stories of morons impersonating nurses, nurses impersonating morons, managers impersonating a door, doors impersonating a manager, and My Big Fat Vegas Wedding (offic...
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    Idea for a Medical Drama

    A travel nurse who I used to be roommates with and I used to talk about writing a book together. We would call it "Agency." It would feature stories about working at various agencies and the clients and coworkers we meet there. It would also have a d...
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    Idea for a Medical Drama

    Thank you! That takes me back! Oooohhhh... I would want Meryl Streep to play Nurse Nellie.
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    Idea for a Medical Drama

    Kind of a long story how @Davey Do and I got onto this topic, but my comment was as follows: This may sound crazy, but in the pre-Covid era, I used to want to write a novel or screenplay about a woman who was inspired to pretend to be a nurse a...
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    License Being Reported By Admin

    Do you not have patients who take blood thinners? If she CALLS THE POLICE about skin tears, what would she do about a bruise? And not that incomplete fall paperwork should get anyone reported to the BON, but I'm actually curious about how extensive y...
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    You're right! A mood stabilizer would be helpful in these situations. It's fun to guess what industry "Katherine" and her unfortunate employees work in.
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    Funny you should mention a parking spot. I also follow a workplace advice column, and somebody wrote in about a boss who does crazy things, which they blame on PMDD. Among the crazy antics mentioned in the letter were... throwing a stapler, flipping ...
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    What are the things that make you want to leave nursing?

    ....what?
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    Had classroom orientation, mainly going over company policies, etc. Overall it went well. I don't think I met any best friends, but nobody made the day difficult for me. Classroom orientation tomorrow and Wednesday will focus on the clinical piece, t...
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    Thanks, Davey! I'll be happy to keep you posted on the goings-on from the North South East West Conference Education Fornication Fermentation Room #82! Well, maybe not live from the NESW-CEFFR-82. I better watch my social media use from that room. It...
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    This is actually very wise. I shall make every attempt to not have body odor during orientation and let the seating arrangements fall where they may!
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    Bwahahahahahahaha!! I feel like, for a sufficiently creative and homicidal person, the ubiquitous ID badge and clip can be turned into a weapon. And I was never even written up before I was fired. If I were going to kill, why would I take the trouble...
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    She was... interesting, as was the fly-by-night hospice agency they were using.
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    Light at the End of the Tunnel?

    I can say that there are many older people whom modern medicine kept alive too long. I'm specifically thinking of a resident I took care of as a new nurse. From what I heard from colleagues, this resident was into the sex, drugs, & rock 'n' roll ...