pierogi

Thank you. They work the RNs and LVNs into the ground, and I'm sure they would do the same to me. F2Fs, prescribing, and running around doing RN visits too. After everyone's feedback, I went back to my mgr and said, "no."

OMG! I hadn't even thought of that. I am drawing the line at functioning as an NP, charting as NP. I will walk, if they don't back down. The fact that they would sneak this in during orientation is a huge red flag.

Thanks, I agree. Bait and switch.

I'm a hospice NP with over ten years of experience. I've just started a new Hospice NP position, and my supervisor wants me to learn the RN charting, so they can use me as needed as an RN. I'm uncomfortable with this. I haven't worked as an RN in over ten years, I've never been asked to perform anything other than my NP role in previous jobs. I don't want to do it. I don't know the nursing side, and have functioned mainly like an MD, prescribing, writing orders and doing F2Fs. What do you think?