Megan1977 MSN, EdD, RN

YES- bring cookies :-)

YES, YES, YES!! 100%

This is a well written statement and I agree 100%. Start re-directing your co-workers to use the language line or other methods for interpreting. It seems like this is an added strain on your time to take care of your assigned patients.

My hospital pays a differential for bilingual nurses. They have to go through a fairly easy process to prove that they are truly bilingual. Maybe your hospital can implement a bilingual differential so you can be compensated for your time and talents...

I absolutely agree- Medic/nurse's answer is spot on. 90 days is way too soon to make a decision- give it some more time

Indeed is a great job site and you can narrow your search in multiple ways. You can elect to have emails sent to you when a job you are seeking matches.

Oh hell no - please say it ain't so...

Amen Aunt Slappy!!!

I agree 100%. Stop digging your financial hole deeper.

Good for you. The process is expensive, long and humiliating and you survived!!!

I couldn't agree more- jaderook01 speaks the truth

kgscotti- Dialysis nursing- very busy each shift but almost always day time hours. Love doing patient teaching and there is a huge need for this with renal patients. BTW- I am 59 and going strong.

Dialysis nursing- very busy each shift but almost always day time hours. Love doing patient teaching and there is a huge need for this with renal patients. BTW- I am 59 and going strong.

Nurse Diane- you speak the truth!!

Ddestiny- You are so right when you said that health care is a small community- leaving the new grad program at this point and under the stated circumstances (very limited job opportunities for new grads) would be a career damaging move. If Needs Adv...

I couldn't agree more!! This has got to be a joke

You are putting your license in jeopardy- seriously- I have worked with Boards of Nursing as a consultant. When a tragedy happens- and it will- you will be held responsible by your Board because what you have described puts your patients at harm. You...

Excellent reply!!

I don't know what state you live in, but in California you could apply for disability based on your bi-polar diagnosis. State disability lasts up to 1 year. You might want to look into it as a way to receive some income while you are healing. You hav...

I am having the same employment issue- I am on 3 year probation (CA BRN) with minimum level of supervision required. I had to quit my job of 11 years because of the supervision requirement. In order to complete my probation I have to complete 6 month...