fluffymochiburr

Hellooo, I completed 2 rounds of in-person interviews at a Med spa. I think I've made a great impression and was able to joke around and have a conversation with both of my interviewers. After my second interview, the manager asked if I could come back another day for a shadow interview. I'm a new grad nurse currently working bedside, so I haven't had much experience with interviews in general. What does a shadow interview entail? Is this good news? And What was your experience with a shadow interview?

I'm a new grad and I started in L&D. I've been having the most terrible time in the specialty. With the OB triage pts, ER c sections, laboring pts, scheduled c-sections, having to act as a PACU nurse and be in the OR as a circulating nurse, I decided to transfer to a level 1 well baby nursery. Each shift felt like my head was going to explode and never had a chance to just sit and absorb and learn. The speciality was too fast paced and chaotic for me which gave me panic attacks and worsened my mental health. There was also very little pt education in L&D, which I really enjoyed doing as a student nurse especially with new moms. My questions is, how do INFJ nurses like working in nursery or even just postpartum?