I love dialysis! It has it's issues, but that's anywhere in nursing. My schedule is reasonable. We are open 6 days a week, every Sunday and major holidays off. I start at 0430 and usually done at...
I agree with Hoosier. It takes a good year to be comfortable just doing all the regular RN work. Your FA should know better. Of course, you mention she has no clinical skills, so maybe she doesn't...
@DeLana_RN,BSN. It really wasn't bad. More paperwork and regulations, but that's anywhere in nursing. I felt the orientation period really prepared me well. Machines, cannulation, water room- there...
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Maybe if I was younger! I'm also realizing I really like hands-on care and the technical aspects of dialysis. I guess I'm just a dialysis nurse at heart.
Have you had any classroom time?
4 weeks of training is not enough, in my opinion, to learn everything and be proficient. In my company, you can't be the solo RN in a clinic for a year. I can...
I've decided to go back to dialysis. I think I'm a dialysis nurse at heart-even with the issues that are there. Still hate leaving the office after such a short time, but it's not going to get any...
I am finding that I don't have the authority to do much of anything. I can make some small changes and I have implemented some measures that have improved things somewhat, but the more systemic...
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The staffing issue is supposed to be temporary, but it's a bit of a revolving door, particularly with the MAs. They have never increased the staff even though when I worked here before we had 3...
I've been in my clinical coordinator role in a busy endocrinology/weight management practice for 8 months. I am beyond frustrated. I ended up with minimal training- nothing specifically for my...
The new job..hmm....not really liking it. So.much.paperwork. Poor training. A new MD that keeps things in chaos and admin is doing nothing. Way understaffed. Continual problems with the...