I really feel for you. I also got fired from my first nursing position, last year... Not all of this will apply to you, but this is what I did: 1) cry. I did a lot of that, and it helped me move on...
Thanks, caringchic. I got the opportunity to talk to my manager about it at our meeting, and I told her (without being asked) what I learned and what I should have done. I'm really, really aware that...
I had my "pre-discipline" meeting today, and it seemed like they were trying to build a case that I had previous unacceptable behavior... stuff like "well, haven't you been coached by a charge nurse...
As far as I can tell, I'm a good mix with the staff on the unit, especially the other nurses. This particular CNA isn't well-liked by anyone, and doesn't seem to like anyone, but he doesn't have...
I graduated a little more than a year ago and I got fired during orientation of my first job. Turns out my preceptor was lying to my manager about me, and I was accused of several things that I didn't...
When I first started (I'm not quite a year out at this point) I couldn't handle three nights in a row, I had to do two and then the other later in the week. I feel your pain. Work hard on...
I would have left a note for the MD saying "pt noncompliant w/ O2, sats low, please consider change in code status" On my floor, we have "communication notebooks" where we leave these notes. The MD...
I really hope that you're right and the punching in counts as different than clinical performance. Is the probationary period 90 days everywhere? I couldn't find any information about that on the HR...
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Psych is way less "intense" than acute care in most cases, especially swing and night shifts, and lots of people find time for homework in psych jobs. If you are secure in your recovery, I think you...
Well, I guess I can't give you legal advice, but I don't think this counts as advice: AFAIK, the only things that are listed on background checks are things that are on the public record. If your...
I think I might be getting fired. Again. I started on a med/surg floor right when I graduated a little more than a year ago. After six weeks of orientation, I was fired without warning (they can do...