new Rn

first of all, happy nurses week~. with that said, don't be so hard on yourself, none of us seasoned nurses began with the knowledge that we have acquired over the years. furthermore, give yourself some credit you overcome the grueling nursing program and passed the nclexrn plus landed a job. unquestionably, all nurses at one point or another have doubted themselves in any given scenario, this doesn't mean that we are not competent. having said that, not every single doctor has the knowledge of all specialties, the same goes with us nurses, nursing is a continuous process of learning each day and as the years go by we acquire our experience. moreover, this is the reason why it's called experience, as i quote from a wise man "experience is simply the name we give our mistakes" oscar wilde. in regards to your style of giving report or the lack of, try emulating those nurses that you so admire, in no time you'll acquire your own personal signature of giving report. unquestionably, don't refer to yourself as "stupid" be patient and learn as you go. at this level, when it comes to getting over your shyness this also requires a definite mastering of one's self confidence, what you believe of yourself it will portray to others. i have no doubt, that in time you to will come out of your shell and shine triumphantly. wishing you the very best in all of your future endeavors... aloha~