mcmannrn replied to celticwoman61's topic in General Nursing
from the time that the person is suspected of diverting drugs to the actual time that they are taken out of work is long, very long. So know that you did the right thing also are your "big cheeses"...
What were they thinkin'???? I believe that touch is important, holding a hand, soothing a brow, petting the dog....but do I know the status of your energy field NO, I don't believe that I
I have a love-hate relationship with my 12-hour shifts. I hate doing them but love it when I'm off for 3 or 4 days at a time. I'm getting too old to do more than 3 in a row but God love you nurses...
Is it just my facility or are Isolation Precautions just for nurses, the MDs are exempt. My unit has 20 beds and we usually have 6 or 7 pts who are MRSA and/or VRE. MDs are under the impression that...
No as so many others I don't feel valued, but as I became a nurse as a second career late in life I have to stay because I have to think about when I retire. Hospital nursing (med/surg) sucks but...
Ok, the butter-hole & tin plate are killing me, I'm laughing so hard I'm crying, my husband keeps asking "what are you laughing at" but I can't stop long enough to tell him. Just remembered had a...
I love the things pts say it can really turn around a really bad day. Who-Who is from the movie "Boys on the Side" with Whoopi Goldberg, Drew Barrymore & MaryLouise Parker. Watch it the who-who...
Oops forgot to tell you that in August 2005 my facility went to being a "Smoke-free Campus" Now the smokers just have to take longer breaks to go to an area that is off campus. Another negative for...
In the news last week was an item r/t Scotts Miracle Gro Scotts has given employees a year - and free counseling, nicotine patches and cessation classes - to quit smoking. They also built a $5...
I am shocked that the HR dept let you leave that way, obviously that facility doesn't think retention and success of new grads is important...too bad for them. The other info is correct that often...
#1 at 25 and #2 at 29, worked great for me especially with the last one as I wanted my children grown and on their own while I was still young enough to enjoy my life. At 41 I went to school and...
I just started the Excelsior program and I'm having some trouble getting into it. Any suggestions that will help me get on the right track to success?:balloons:
mcmannrn replied to FlorentineBird's topic in General Nursing
I feel your pain, I work for a State owned facility and once staff make it through their first year without problems getting rid of them is difficult. I find using the phrase "are you refusing to..."...