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eclectmint

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  1. Thank you so much for all the tips. I just finished my third day and I felt like a complete amateur. Hopefully this week will be a little better.
  2. I just finished a few orientations for my job and I start working this Wednesday! I will be working 7p-7a nights 3x a week. According to my job description I will be doing vital signs, ADLs, personal care, ostomy care, enemas, IV removals, wound care, and foley care. I will be assigned to a preceptor for the first two weeks and will be on my own after that. I am really nervous because I'm inexperienced and have never held a healthcare-related position before. Please give me tips, things I should avoid doing/saying, the best ways (in your experience) to get tasks done efficiently, things I can do to go above & beyond for patients, time-management tips, etc. Thank you!

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