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YstRN12

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  1. It might reflect badly on me but i know my limits and i try to stay within them. They give you one or two days of training where i am now. When youre an experienced nurse, who has been at the job for a minute, they assume you know everything and dont care to actually try to teach you.
  2. Am I the only one who does NOT want to be a charge nurse!? I've been a Med/Surg Nurse for just over 6 years. I worked as a charge nurse as a new nurse but have graciously turned down the position as the years go on. I prefer to come to work, take care of my patients and go home. I don't care to get involved with the politics of the job. But because I have the experience, its assumed that I should be the one in charge. Its something that I have been dodging. Can anyone relate?! or does anyone have some advice on making that transition to charge easier?!

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