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  1. Saying No to extra shifts, is it bad if you're new?

    AngelaB236 replied to AngelaB236's topic in General Nursing
    Thanks for the advice! It means a lot! At old jobs, before I was a nurse, I always felt bad saying no to extra work, so that isn't a new thing, it's just different in a professional full time job!

  2. Saying No to extra shifts, is it bad if you're new?

    AngelaB236 posted a topic in General Nursing
    I'm a brand new nurse, who only started working without a preceptor about a month ago. I was called for an overtime/extra shift on my last day off, after only having 2 days off. I know new nurses should take extra shifts more, and I feel really guilty about saying no, but I would be working for 5 days straight for 12 hours each day, and I feel like it would've been too much. It was my first time getting asked to work an extra shift, should've I said yes, especially being new? Or should I not feel bad about not taking the extra work, knowing my schedule and few days off?

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