Innocent2021 ADN, BSN

Innocent2021 has 30 years experience as a ADN, BSN and specializes in ICU.

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1. Utilization review, are other companies better than this?

   Innocent2021 replied to Blucat's topic in Case Management

   I think some companies don't care where you live. What you have to find out is if they will train you online, or if you will need to be onsite. I just started doing this work, and the beginning was...

2. Falsely Accused Of Patient Neglect

   Innocent2021 replied to Anna0029's topic in General Nursing

   I hope you found another position. Being a nurse does not mean that you are to be disrespected. Respect yourself and leave. I would file a

3. Short notice

   Innocent2021 replied to SN2432's topic in General Nursing

   Have your letter ready and just tell her. You are doing the right thing for yourself. Nurses always feel guilty when they do something for themselves. Don't look back. I wish you great peace and...

4. Exposed to patient positive with coronavirus

   Innocent2021 replied to IRN2011's topic in Disaster Preparation

   I agree. Go over the heads of those involved, all the way up until someone listens to you. You did not sign up for suicide. You cannot properly care for patients without the appropriate PPE....

5. Has anyone left nursing job due to COVID19 virus?

   Innocent2021 replied to Tirednurseandmomma14's topic in Disaster Preparation

   You told the story here...you were treated terribly. I hope your assignments will be fair in days to come. Keep everything written down. Memory fades. You should keep a record. In addition, you...

6. Has anyone left nursing job due to COVID19 virus?

   Innocent2021 replied to Tirednurseandmomma14's topic in Disaster Preparation

7. Has anyone left nursing job due to COVID19 virus?

   Innocent2021 replied to Tirednurseandmomma14's topic in Disaster Preparation

   You need to follow your intuition. We can't be judging each other for leaving, whether young or old. Everyone must do what they feel. Don't put your family at risk if you are very fearful of this....

8. Refusing Care of a COVID-19 Patient Due to Inappropriate PPE

   Innocent2021 replied to BiscuitStripes's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Really, because they are more at risk? Evidently they don't work at my hospital, we ALL take the covid patients. The older nurses are more

9. Acute COVID, What We're Seeing

   Innocent2021 replied to MunoRN's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Brilliant idea. you can leave it propped up at the window and go about your business in the

10. Considering Quitting my Job

    Innocent2021 replied to Marianna5's topic in Disaster Preparation

    I don't think you have to give a reason. If you do, you are a kind and generous person, anyway. You will find another job. Protect

11. Considering Quitting my Job

    Innocent2021 replied to Marianna5's topic in Disaster Preparation

    Beautifully written, and I think you speak for many of us. Everyone has to take care of him and herself, because ADMIN is not going to do it for us. I took care of a woman recently who was admitted...

12. COVID-19 Testing

    Innocent2021 replied to DesertRosee's topic in Disaster Preparation

    I am horrified that you are being asked to do the tests without an N-95. Please

13. Accidentally told my coworker what I make, BIG ISSUES NOW

    Innocent2021 replied to newrn93's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    Yes, you will find it best to keep your true feelings sometimes to yourself. Some of us have our thoughts written all over our faces, so it may be challenging. You don't owe co-workers a thing,...

14. Accidentally told my coworker what I make, BIG ISSUES NOW

    Innocent2021 replied to newrn93's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    I am sorry this happened to you, but its a good lesson. You never tell anyone your wage, and keep a lot of your personal life just that. Nursing is quite competitive. You will make some wonderful...

15. Am I supposed to hate my first nursing job??

    Innocent2021 replied to StevietheRN's topic in First Year After Licensure

    Yes, I would try to stick it out, keep the money. I have no doubt its hard, that's why turnover is so quick. I hope you have peace about whatever decision you make. Once you decide, stick to it, no...