Ayeloflo

Ayeloflo specializes in Give me a new assignment each time:).

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1. Fired: Now what?

   Ayeloflo replied to patty377's topic in Nursing Career

   You are right. But she was distracted! Distraction can be

2. Fired: Now what?

   Ayeloflo replied to patty377's topic in Nursing Career

   You are right. But she was distracted! Distraction can be

3. Fired: Now what?

   Ayeloflo replied to patty377's topic in Nursing Career

   Duplicate message

4. Fired: Now what?

   Ayeloflo replied to patty377's topic in Nursing Career

   I totally agree with MJB2010 and the other contributors with similar responses. Do your best to recover from this negative experience to that you can go to a new interview with renewed strength and...

5. Fired: Now what?

   Ayeloflo replied to patty377's topic in Nursing Career

   Please review your Facebook settings. I believe you can adjust it such that only family, friends, etc can read or write on your Facebook wall. That way, what people can view is restricted. I hope that...

6. Working with more than one agency?

   Ayeloflo replied to theopenroad54's topic in Travel

   For as long as they are not resonsible for ensuring that you have a full time job, it's your choice to sign up with as many agencies as you choose. In fact no employer can tell you what to do with you...

7. What are your thoughts on patients who request no male nurses taking care of them?

   Ayeloflo replied to Mike A. Fungin RN's topic in Men in Nursing

   My male nurse friends have this challenge with families when it comes to pediatric home health. In fact some of my friends in home health nursing are not being given patient assignments because the...

8. When job-hunting, when/how to ask for time off

   Ayeloflo replied to klone's topic in General Nursing

   How about trading off those days in your schedule with another worker. We do that where I work. Both parties agreeing to the exchange just have sign a form that they agree to so. After that,...

9. This forum is scaring me!

   Ayeloflo replied to Laurel32's topic in General Nursing

   I understand your concerns. Have you worked in healthcare before? Maybe you should train for CNA, monitor tech, or some other job in the hospital, even if it's part time. I think that can really help...

10. How do I get out of a pt's room politely?

    Ayeloflo replied to Traum-a-Rama's topic in General Nursing

    OMG! That talkertive patient could have been me at some point when I was sick. When you are sick, you want the whole world to care about all your non-sick issues. You have all these wonderful nurses...

11. Need advice..i think one of my managers want me out

    Ayeloflo replied to asdf80's topic in General Nursing

    May all the good forces of the universe protect you all the way. May it be.

12. How do I get out of a pt's room politely?

    Ayeloflo replied to Traum-a-Rama's topic in General Nursing

    Also please remember that when you are new, it will take quite some time before you feel comfortable about being firm. It will take a while for you to not feel bad about interrupting patients and...

13. Need advice..i think one of my managers want me out

    Ayeloflo replied to asdf80's topic in General Nursing

    My dear friend. There are so many evil things going on the the work place. I'm so sorry that you are in this situation. I have been there before. Basically the manager and I had a personality clash...

14. Why do night shift nurses get paid more when day shift clearly does MORE work?

    Ayeloflo replied to squatmunkie_RN's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    The pay has nothing to do with whether it's busy or not. Most human beings I know are designed to sleep at night. When you work nights, the quality of day-time sleep is just not the same as night time...

15. The chest pain vent.

    Ayeloflo replied to enigmaticorange's topic in General Nursing

    I like your post. I must say that the manner in which pain is addressed (if it does get addressed at all) really does irritate me. Nurses are left to deal with a patient who is suffering. Patients...