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It Has Definately Been A Struggle!! I Have Cried, Pouted, Sulked, And Almost Quit. Things Are Finally Starting To Come Together A Bit. Scheduling Still Confuses Me But I Put My Big Girl Panties On And Determined To Get It Together!!

The only experience with mds I have had was in my preceptorship. I was told in the interview that I would not feel comfortable with the position for at least 4 months. I am so excited to learn something new!!! How long have you been in this position? Any advice first starting out? I really want to do a good job. Thank you:lol2:

I have worked in home health for over 2 years. I love the one on one. I have 1 client for an entire shift. You get to know them so well that you can take one look and tell if they are not feeling well that day. The down side for me is you do not use alot of your skills. I am also very close to the entire family, you laugh with them and cry with them. I do not see how you can keep distant, nor do I see why you would want to. There is alot of down time, sometimes good, sometimes a little boring. I wouldn't trade it for a hospital position where 10 patients are needing your attention. I think it is about finding your niche.

Just wondering if there are any mds coordinators out there???? I just accepted an lpn mds coordinator position for a ltc facility!!!! I am so excited!!! What is your typical day like?