Convoy2022_TrumpSupporter

I work at a Retirement home and such as an RN. Love the job. But we have nosy co workers. I trust only a few people. So last week I bought a brand new car with all my hard earned money and pandemic pay. I told maybe 3 or 4 people about it. I am 22 ...

like I felt bad cause the nurse didn't even value it

IDK. I guess I just caught feelings?

Are you being for real? You actually did that?

I just felt bad thats why. Ever happen to you?

Yeah you are right. Guess Nursing isn't always about Medicine..

I am 22 and have been a Nurse for 11 months. Been proud, my parents pushed to get into healthcare since I was in Grade 6. I never realized how valuable Nurses were until I got to school and saw all the good they do. I remember telling myself when I w...

Thanks. While I do think there is some truth-ness to what you said, I don't want to be the "Personal information Police" at work. Sometimes we do share things at work, and it should be safe to do so, but I do see what you're saying.

Yup. Wish I did that before! Yup and also a lack of education. I personally want to get a long with all my staff, but getting personal is too much. I don't mind revealing certain things, but I try my best to keep it discreet.

My main problem is with those people, and the fact that they feel entitled that they should know everything about you. My favorite co-workers are the ones who never talk, or open their mouth and just work. This is a professional workplace, personal ...

I am a New Nurse, so I am casual when I pick up shifts at the Retirement Home. So far I feel like I am bullied because the Support workers when they give me advice they have some sort of attitude in their tone. When I start the shift to count the na...

As a new Nurse I always panic hearing these stories about people being fired / suspended for not doing this, not documenting this etc... So far so good, but no one has told me anything in myRetirement home that I work at, since management is super bu...

I have been a Nurse since Feb 2020, yesterday we had a patient in the Retirement home he had a puncture wound from getting blood drawn, and I documented it and took a picture. But management emailed me saying I have to complete a full Risk assessment...

That is precisely what I was saying. The little things will come back to bite you!

Have no idea. Like I already documented that it was from the blood tech and not our staff. I guess its to just monitor so that if it gets worse there is supplementary documentation?

I guess the policies saying that because its a bruise it needs to be documented.

I live in Ontario Canada and we have already slowly started to open things up. Mostly essential stores or curbside pick up. It's a long weekend for us and everyone is planning to go to their cottage while our Medical officer is not encouraging them t...

I was actually arguing on Skype with a few family members about this they are Lawyers, Engineers, and Accountants. First they thanked me for my service but then they were like they should have a dedicated week for Accountants, and Lawyers. I think th...

I am 22 and I used to be the infection control Nurse at our Hospital, but now since Covid 19 has engulfed everything, I am put on the front lines. I am just saying that I never had a girlfriend before, and now since the virus is out and about, will ...

Thanks. The answer I was looking for!!

I work at a Community Hospital, and specifically in my Unit we have 23 cases. I am just worried now that everyone will be careful what they touch or who they talk too, that if I try to talk to a girl and we get into a conversation and find out about ...

Yes. If they want to be employed they should find a job that is essential. I took up Nursing, and one of the reasons was job security, and I know not one day in this country till I retire will I ever be unemployed.

Thank you for the work you do!

That is good. People around me just seem to think I am "lucky" to have a job. It's not my fault they are unemployed.

You are right! I think maybe I should mind my own business and all. But it does bother me. I have been a Nurse for almost a year but been in school with it since 2016, so that's 4 years of Nursing, and while it may seem little to them, being a Nurse ...