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It is relatively drama free. What type of experience do you need to get a nurse case manager job. Is bedside experience necessary? Or is clinic and home health sufficient. How much stress is there

I am smart, capable, and I know my stuff. My biggest weakness is that drama or horizontal violence is something that gets me really stressed out and depressed. So I was interested in this speciality but was wondering about this issue. Which specialty is best to get away from drama.

thank you for saying that ... I don't think it necessarily what makes a good nurse. Why do we insist making our lives miserable when it doesn't have to be. I hate the idea of weeding out and what if you're just a slow learner

Okay first of all. Nursing is a professional job yet why are nurses not always treated that way. I find it annoying that actually nurses bully other nurses and you can literally google horizontal violence and read about it. I think I can stand anything else but I want to be respected. I don't want to worry about being bullied. And it starts it nursing school. None of us like this so why don't we change the system. And I think it would be great if you could share times you have been mistreated ( by doctors, patients, fellow nurses) and how you handled it so it didn't happen in the future. Also, which specialty of nursing has the least of amount of this type of nonsense. I think lack of good social support really leads to stress. What stressful times did you face in nursing school. Should nursing school really be a "weed out" process? Does being mean to students and pushing them to breaking point mean you picked out the best nurses for the future. I mean I think it hard for any human to decide who has the makings of a good nurse and who does not only God knows

Okay first of all. Nursing is a professional job yet why are nurses not always treated that way. I find it annoying that actually nurses bully other nurses and you can literally google horizontal violence and read about it. I think I can stand anything else but I want to be respected. I don't want to worry about being bullied. And it starts it nursing school. None of us like this so why don't we change the system. And I think it would be great if you could share times you have been mistreated ( by doctors, patients, fellow nurses) and how you handled it so it didn't happen in the future. Also, which specialty of nursing has the least of amount of this type of nonsense. I think lack of good social support really leads to stress. What stressful times did you face in nursing school. Should nursing school really be a "weed out" process? Does being mean to students and pushing them to breaking point mean you picked out the best nurses for the future. I mean I think it hard for any human to decide who has the makings of a good nurse and who does not only God knows