I used to go get manicures and clear or light pink paint. During covid, I realized by doing my own at home, how much cash I was saving. Now, I do my manis at home, no polish. I use my saved cash on...
We recently interviewed a new grad nurse for our facility, a friend of a current employee. She had long acrylic nails, beautifully done, I might add. Personalitywise, she nailed the interview. My...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
Truthfully, "that nurse" probably isn't good to other people in other areas of their life, it's a personality situation, not necessarily an at work bullying situation. All of this NETY business has...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
You should talk to some of my friends that are lawyers, IT, real estate, and very upper tier management and their underlings at large companies. You are dreaming if you think it doesn't go on...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
Here's the deal: OP wasn't there, they got it 2nd hand from their daughter who was upset, and some things may have been blown out of proportion if daughter is the extra sensitive sort. None of us were...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
I used to, but one gave me food poisoning ? ? just kidding. I wish the saying would retire as well. There are bullies in every profession under the sun, its not limited to
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
And that's a totally different thing. I'm talking about parents who have no standing. Before I left nursing education, you can't begin to imagine the calls and emails from "Susie's mom", "Mary's dad",...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
No one was cruel, cut throat, or even mean, as you stated. Many were direct. If that a problem, that's a reflection on you, not any of us. Again, your daughter will run into many patients who are...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
I've been a didactic (med surg I & II) as well as clinical instructor. I haven't done it for 5+ years, so I took it out of my bio, as I did ICU, med surg, LTC, HH, hospice, PDN, and corrections. I...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
Yes, when many clinical instructors have anywhere from 10 to 20 students (I've heard of even more, but it's rare), some may be on the med surg unit, 1 or 2 at surgery, 1 or 2 in the critical care...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
The instructor may have been on the floor, in another room, with another student. 1 instructor can't be with all of the students 100% of the time. But after washing hands, the student should have...
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
If you, or you daughter in the general sense, think that anyone one here is mean, unkind, or cutthroat regarding how we gave general answers to her situation, she needs to re-evaluate her entry into...
Transferring license isn't always guaranteed, as compact licensure isn't, either. Every state has different requirements and they review the information. I just heard of someone from England denied in...
Hoosier_RN replied to New-Instructor's topic in General Nursing
Large teaching hospitals may have these amenities. Small rural hospitals may not. It doesn't make them any "less" as your tone suggests. It means they may have to use their funding differently....
Hoosier_RN replied to Guest1204365's topic in General Nursing
Your daughter is in nursing school, thus she is an adult. Realistically, the school/hospital/professor cannot discuss with you, as it is a privacy issue from that standpoint.
It's been stated...
Hoosier_RN replied to New-Instructor's topic in General Nursing
Sometimes people are called out for bullying, when in actuality, they've just stated something in a way that wasn't the way the receiver of the message wanted to hear. I've been told in the past that...