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Why do you think nurses leave the profession?
I have been a nurse for 2 yrs only in a medsurge unit but once in a while I would contemplate on switching to adifferent job outside of nursing. However, I couldn't find any job I could land my feet on that matches my salary as an RN. I work in a county hospital where nurse work hard basically. It seems to me that now a days people are just getting sicker and sicker and are more drug seekers. There are moments when I have patients that are literally telling me how much narcotics they want for pain and how often they want it, and if they don't get it they scream and yell at your face. For this reason I feel like switching to another job, something that does not deal with sick people .I do feel unsatisfied with my job when I see patients returning to the hospital over and over again for the same reason and are not getting well but getting sicker due to being non compliant. Am I the only one feeling this way?
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Math help
Would it be 960mg? ?? In 5ml theres 320mg The order is 15ml 5x3=15ml 320x3=960mg 960mg Pls Correct me if im wrong.anybody? I also need to master this calculations:)
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Thinking that nursing is not for me afterall. Advice, please.
You are fortunate enough that you have class session .I dont have im just running in the floor around all tense and scared and freak out. I guess eventually you will be able to catch up just hang in there. I am thinking of quitting my job after a month but i do have bills and school loans to pay. I believe you can do it jut hang in there.:) i dont have much advise to tell you since im in the same boat as you.
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Thinking that nursing is not for me afterall. Advice, please.
Heyyyy im in the same boat exactly as what you are feeling now !!! Oh my gush you know i just started my first job its been 6 months since i graduated. Its been past 2 weeks now im in training handled 3 pts on my own already but it seems to me that i couldnt think critically as well:( everytime i ask questions i get a look like---didnt you learn that in school? Eveytime i come home i would cry after a 12 hr shift in the floor. My preceptor is not really explaining things to me:/ sometimes this person does but at times would just disappear or play games when done with charting
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New grad LTAC job
Hey everyone i have been reading all the post here and I found it very helpful. I got a job at LTACh and im about to begin my orientation 2 weeks from now. I feel like unprepared of what to expect working on the floor:/ this is my first job by the way.Can anybody give me tips? Im kinda nervous but excited on the other hand. Does anybody feel the same way i felt? Oh gush. :/ Im glad someone have put up some medsurge sheets at least i could get an idea. Im glad that this site is available for tips and support for folks like me.
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So frustrated I could cry
Hi i graduated from PR too with my nursing degree ASN and i took my nclex in another state which i didnt have any problems . I have heard that not all states recognized PR nursing school as part of the states.PM me if you like to know more about other states that you can take your nclex
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LTC job as a new nurse grad
All the best Devin. I got a job offer from LTC and will start my orientation on sept soon. Good luck to your new job:)
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LTC job as a new nurse grad
Tnx lindseyrn86. some give 10shifts only. Being a new grad I pray i could pick it up quick but i feel its too short for new grad however it they will give more time like you said to let them know if more time is needed.
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A new nurse feeling confident :)
Congrats!!! While im reading this i felt like watching a suspense movie:) lol Thanks for sharing your experience:) im hoping to start a job in an ltc facility soon. How have you been with a preceptor? Any advise you can share with me?
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LTC job as a new nurse grad
Has anybody here have worked in LTC facility ? How long do they give you training?
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So if you finish at 265 with an easy or hard question....
Definitely the results can tell you:)
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New Grad Nurse - what to do while searching for that job?
Unesdala, your not alone I am on the same boat like you:( and i think that will be a good idea to just use up time volunteering on some hospitals
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So if you finish at 265 with an easy or hard question....
Those last questions which Answers can be memorized such as nutrition, lab values, basic nursing questions are not guaranteed as above passing level which could means you failed:(
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So if you finish at 265 with an easy or hard question....
If 5 atleast last questions are SATA , prioritization -who would you see first those , pharmacology questions are passing level then you would know that you passed. Base on my experienced. Some folks i have spoken that reached 265 their last questions are like nutrition topic or lab values basically the questions that answers can be memorized.:)
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Official RN!!!
Applying for a job is another challenging part?