rn_guy89

rn_guy89

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  1. Deathly Afraid of Critique/Getting in Trouble

    A good manager will understand that frequent pulls into the office causes anyone anxiety and will try to limit them and do alternative ways to communicate such as huddles and texts/calls. From...
  2. Panic attacks and losing my mind

    I am in the same situation in a toxic clinic environment and about to leave. I often to excuse myself to refill my water and take a breather/moment before returning if I start feeling panicky. Work...
  3. Miss being bedside

    Made the switch to go outpatient about 6 months ago and am regretting it. Everything I learned about in nursing school is a waste with what I do now. The clinic I am at has a lot of occupational...
  4. I HATE THE ER

    I am in urgent care (ED's twin) and literally feel the same way- all I do is vitals, ECG, blood draws, urine sample, pain relief, and the odd catheter. I'm so f-n'in over it and the ATTITUDES form the...
  5. Unhappy in “coveted” outpatient job

    I totally agree with OP, I took an "outpatient" urgent care position and it was not what I was expecting. Nursing community makes outpatient out to be so great, but in reality, unless you've actually...
  6. Anyone else try urgent care and hate it?

    I am so ready for my transfer out of urgent care! Was originally med/Surg and was looking for 'greener pastures' and thought outpatient would be at a more calmer pace- WRONG! In hindsight, I miss just...
  7. New grad pay rate in Orlando

    M/S ratio 1:7 they will low-ball you on salary here since everyone in the entire continental US (esp the northeast) is eyeballing florida as somewhere they want to move. Whatever you're paid now in...
  8. Drama on my unit

    I'm about 1 year into working as a new RN and I've been on my med/surg floor for the whole time. I came in knowing that both of the clinical supervisors on my floor have been on that floor for 30+...
  9. This is probably the worst advice, I'm sorry. Not a good idea to use a needle to try to open these meds, can already see the needlestick injuries
  10. It annoys me when HR reps tell us to make sure to update them on whether or not we ultimately take a position, when they're the same ones doing stuff like this not responding back to us