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crisis20

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  1. i personally like navy blue ,a white shirt and a very nice tie to match,black seems too formal and believe if not in banking and law navy blue is ok.
  2. it really feels embarassing when doc yell at u but what i always my colleagues to do what is professionally right or what is espected of them then any doc cannot yell at them. if u know your left to right no body can drill u around, but u can report them to the managers of the facility. keep the spirit high:welcome:
  3. nice of u keep it up u made my day.
  4. can any body help me choose an area of specialty, i do not have one in mind.
  5. believe its because we are not many in the profession the women are many...
  6. it depends on the country over here in ghana a graduate nurse with diploma in registered general nursing takes home $400 a month and works for about 220 hours a month. really sad but quiet ok for ghana standard..
  7. to me its fun being in school aside your supervisor being on your neck during lessons and clinical periods, u get alot of free time to hang out with friends, go on execursions and organising student weeks. but after school,its all about work bein very cautious and sometimes been faustrated by your seniors,patients and docters.always bein tired after work and your shifts donot concide with your schedule for the week. for me i always like been a student

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