RacingNP

As my wife always says "you can better results with sugar than vinegar". I work as an NP on the unit I worked on for 10 years as an RN. I have to write orders for nurses who used to be my mentors. This can cause some tension. What works best for me is to say "I thank you so much for all the great knowledge you veteran nurses have given me, you made me a better nurse. After all, it's all about providing excellent care to the pt.s." Hope this helps, Damon

No I do not have a contract. I do have a written "agreement", which they have violated many parts of. I dread the thought of having to work for these people for 30 days after telling them I'm leaving. They are a bunch of back-stabbing, rude, immature people and they are going to make those last 30 days a living hell for me. Thanks.

I am currently in my first NP job. While rounding in the hospital, I was approached by a member of another company. They are offering me a job that would be better for me and my family. If I choose to accept it, how much notice (if any) is considered protocal for an NP to give before resignation? I would like to leave my current job gracefully. Thanks, RacingNP