TNT_RN09

Did you end up relocating to Oklahoma? The cost of living isn’t bad at all

You have every right to be skeptical of the vaccine. I read something about how it could cause infertility in young women! also everyone keeps saying “do your research”....there isn’t much data over this vaccine and at this point everyone is just guessing

I’ve worked in Med-Surg, Stepdown, corrections, home health, Case management,& clinic since I’ve been a nurse. I enjoyed MS as it taught me so much as a new grad, but I grew tired of the rat race and went to Stepdown. I love stepdown. The drips etc, I’m here for it. I do find myself growing bored and was about to transfer to ER, then Covid hit. So I’ll continue with Stepdown for now. Correctional nursing was another one of my favs. There is so much autonomy there

I would quit! Put yourself and your family first.

Oklahoma is over saturated, unless you want to work rural

Why was a new grad hired in a float position in the first place??? That is an entire problem in itself.

And I’ve seen some pretty bad mistakes happen with these new grads in the ICU and ER. And they burn out very fast. 1-2 years & they are looking for something else

Find another job immediately! I don’t think i would even give a 2 weeks notice.

Look into Chronic Care Case Management with local hospitals or community health. Population health management is becoming the next big thing

I completely understand where you are coming from. In upper management at my place of employment, there is no diversity at all!

And the board of nursing would say “ she shouldn’t have accepted the unsafe assignment”.

Everyone that’s saying that they would’ve just kept their mouth shut, what if something happened while she had that unsafe assignment? Do you think the hospital would stick up for her? Do you think her coworkers would stick up for her?? Would HCA back her in front of the board of nursing???

She stood up for herself! Go Julie because they will continue to do it, and nothing will change until we start calling them out!

11 months on orientation?

Congrats on breastfeeding. Speak with the lactation nurse at your job and see if she can set up a pumping room for you. They have to provide it