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  1. I felt the same way after my first position as a med/surg nurse. I was burned out after 1 year. I sought another position in the ICU and have been there ever since. I absolutely love it! That's the great thing about our career, we can gain experience in one area and move on to another in search of a good fit. Perhaps you belong in another department/area? I typically refer family members to their doctor or NP. You only have one person to prove anything to, and that person is YOU!
  2. I am a nurse in the ICU, mostly neuro and open hearts. Does anyone have some suggestions to get my energy going towards the end of my shift? The last 3 hours of my 12-13 hour shift I am so mentally drained. I often feel like I am driving home in a haze thinking I forgot to do something or hoping I charted everything correctly. Thanks for the tips!

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