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  1. Kaplan I suggest too. I passed it in a flash with Kaplan course. 70 questions and I was done.
  2. Any experience and effort to gain one is considered better than none.
  3. I agree, you way want to be persistent while you are learning, and then you can move on to a better place. I had experience that usually new nurses in any unit get this kind of behavior from the others, maybe they think they are better, and unfortunately it's almost everywhere. Just hang in there for now. I quit a job because it gave me so much stress and they treated me like an incompetent nurse, I am not happy because of that decision now. It would be in my best interest had I stayed in there.
  4. Thank you, that was very good advice! I'm sure I am not in trouble myself, it's just I don't know what has been the cause and where it would go. Anybody else has any thoughts on this too?
  5. Thank you, I will contact an attorney, but I was wondering who has any kind of experience in this matter or advice as well.
  6. Hello, I have a question. I got a call from an investigator from the state that asked me to call back because my name has been brought up as a witness in a charge against my employer. I have no idea all that is about now. Am I obligated to call back? Also any advice on this?
  7. I totally agree with the others on this. Ask if you must, it's the way not to make mistakes that no one can fix! Also it's the way that you learn because learning process is curious.
  8. Thank you all for replying to my post. Actually the next day she called and talked to one of our nurses and faxed the order, and it just magically came out of the fax machine! so, the problem was solved. I do not understand why she should've been so difficult in the first place.
  9. we got a verbal order from a doc for a patient in April. the order has been mailed and then faxed several times. the office manager does not fax back or send it. she just says I already had faxed this, and mailed it. she was really indifferent, and rude and finally told me you have to come and pick it up! I felt she was giving me the run around, and got really upset. . the doctor has signed the order, but she refuses to send it to us basically. Now, what I can do? it's past the being nice to her! Also, can she legally refuse to give us the signed order? I mean she is technically doing it. I requested to talk to the doctor but she said" that is not going to happen" twice, and was very adamant about it too. I was so angry to say " I will document this and report you!" I meant to the doctor. I don't know what she has said to the doctor though. then she threatened me that she would report me to the corporate! like I have done something wrong asking her to fax the order. I am very upset, and really want this order got back to us to close the chart.

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