Any tips/advice on how to apply for positions and make sure resume is correct? The VA/Gov application process is very intimidating and it's possible I'm making it harder than it is but their...
I recently made my first real nursing error/mistake of my career. There was no harm to the patient (thankfully) and they were never in any jeopardy (again, thankfully). I was able to quickly identify...
I feel like I don't know how to interview anymore. Where can I find good resources/advice on how to interview for a nursing job? I feel like I'm not speaking intelligently enough about nursing and not...
Been an RN for about 8 years. Recently changed jobs going from one major hospital system in my city to another major hospital system (tele/obs floor on both). Every single thing in the new hospital is...
I'm an experienced RN and was fired from a new nursing job. It was not due to any misconduct or patient care issues. I was shocked when it happened. The way it went down was upsetting. Later I started...
I'm so sorry this happened to you. It's so hard. I wish I was one of those that can just let it roll off my back but I'm not. The unfairness is hard to swallow. I wish you the best on what you choose...
I'm a PRN RN and haven't worked in over two months d/t COVID. My supervisor has informed me I can sign up for some shifts since things are slowly picking up. I would have to wear a mask for my entire...
lifelearnignrn, I'm sure I could but not sure how quickly/easily that would happen right now. And with me being PRN, I'm just not sure of what type of accommodation they are going to give me. However...
I have a very new per diem job that isn't what I wanted nor expected. I've found another perm job within the organization that I want to apply for however I would have to inform my manager (per...
I have a very new per diem job that isn't what I wanted nor expected. I've found another perm job within the organization that I want to apply for however I would have to inform my manager (per...
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I worked in healthcare in CA before I was an RN. In another state now. In general, RN's in CA have better working conditions because of the ratios and mandated breaks/lunches. However, it is my...
I'm applying for nursing jobs and barely being called even though I meet all their stated qualifications, and then some. I'm a PCU RN with a good work history at a major healthcare organization, have...
Been an RN for 7 years. Still working the same job I started as a new grad (MS/PCU). During that time I've watched everyone I went to school with change jobs at least once, get their Masters, etc....
What you are feeling is normal. The 'new grad' phase lasts a full year. You are going to be scared and unsure until then :) Take a deep breath and be happy for yourself that you landed such a great...
I'm in a similar situation so I get it. First, don't fear ACLS. It's good to know this info and have it. The classes are usually supportive learning environments. Second, reach out to your floor...