Sue0829
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Yes,we typically do that also.
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Give yourself at least 2 months for the next NCLEX test;Find out what your weekness is and get over it;The most important--believe in yourself! Good luck1
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How about "I would like to work in a new area to inprove my skills and explore more opportunities in my career". I think it is acceptable for the interviewers--Idid it.
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Yes,I have been mandated to stay over my shifts several times due to the short of the staffs.Sometimes it is not difficult for me to do that but if I did not feel well like you or just not in a good spirit situation,I will refuse it-it is not a safe nursing and I have to be responsible for my patients and myself.
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I love 12 hour shifts and prefer compressed work weeks-it can make me more days off with my families and friends;I dislike working 6 days per week with 1 day off. I worked 12 hours rotating shifts for 1 year with no error.A bit tired at the end of the shift but recover quickly by a sound sleep.I think it's good for me and my patients.
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these guys can be devided into several groups:who dislike taking care of others,who do not know what is real nursing,who do not believe himself/herself and can be easily effected by others...or just dislike nursing. But the key is what's YOU want? Let others go,Just follow your heart!
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I was a stress eater,but not any more,because losing weight is more difficult than eating.That's why I can stay in shape now.
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I like it,it's so amazing.I'll refer it to my friends.Thanks.