My previous employer refused to let anyone do them from home. They claimed we had ample time to do them at work. (Yes, we laughed at this). So at the end of the year, most people had to come in for an...
FB is a waste of time, imho. Twitter is horrendously overrated too. For nursing info, I search the web for journal articles and nursing forums. Should I get a lunch break, I'm usually looking at...
I don't know anything about the area, but if you can handle the commute to Charlottesville, I'd look there. Lately, I've been seeing job postings for UVA on job boards. They probably pay better or...
L-ICURN replied to Lovethenurse2b25's topic in General Nursing
I've done it. I know when something is simply not going to work. It's the orientation period. It's the 90 day trial period to see if you'll make it or if your employer thinks you're a good fit. Better...
you can always ask to meet with HR or someone higher than the manager to discuss this. Be warned, though. Once you do this, expect greater retaliation. In another post on this forum, someone...
It sounds like you did the best you could under the circumstances that presented. You took care of the patient. You did your job. Review, debrief, and take ACLS if you haven't already. You will...
In your situation, I would consider taking the NICU post. It's a specialty of its own, and skills learned there will be somewhat of an asset in a future L&D job. Of course, I say this as someone...
Had a former coworker who was LDS. Her schedule was TH-FRI-SAT night shift. It was a tradeoff with the employer so she could have Sundays off. As others have said, you could try trading. However, be...
I have yet to see more money in my pocket. I had to take company housing, and it consumes a good portion of the pay. Gas costs and food costs aren't cheap either. I am looking at returning to a former...
I was fortunate enough to find a job after 6 months. It was a struggle, even with finishing a BSN. I've also had experienced nurses tell me that they are having a hard time finding work because...
It's not your gender. I'm brand-new, 38, and this is a new career for me. I started in a step-down unit in July. The nurses in that department were rude (and that's putting it mildly). It didn't...