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keepmovinup

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  1. To answer the OP's question, yes, there is a such thing as a nurse practitioner working in rehabilitation. I worked in a HealthSouth that had a full time NP on site Mon-Fri 8a-5p. She worked with a team of rehab docs. She saw the patients daily, ordered labs, & wrote orders. We were glad to have her. She knew her patients well & provided excellent care.
  2. Take your Adderall to help you concentrate at work. The help with focusing will help you complete your tasks as well as boost you self esteem where work is concerned. As a former LTC nurse and DON, I'd like you to leave you with this: Be encouraged. Please know that a 3 hour med pass is NOT unusual, even for an experienced nurse, when you're passing meds to 20-25 residents. You're brand new at this. You're experiencing a lot of new things. Be patient with yourself, keep your determination, & a positive attitude. The job is not impossible. When you've been down the path a time or two, or 100, you'll know exactly where to place your feet.

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