malenurse69 replied to CaffeinePOQ4HPRN's topic in General Nursing
Honestly I won't mind sending all of my patients to the attending for education on the meds im prescribing. He can educate them all day. Just say the word doc, I'll linem up!
malenurse69 replied to CardiacDork's topic in General Nursing
I went from ICU to urgent care. Best decision of my life. So much less stress and bs to deal with it's amazing. Funny part is, I'm getting paid way more to do it! Been here since beginning of April...
My experience with these types of personalities is that they thrive on passive behavior. This physician needs to be called out every time he starts acting out. Patient care can only be achieved with...
Sounds like you need to get management involved. Let your ANM know, especially now since his hard-headed behavior (Assuming your end of the story is true,) lead to a patient "event". The bare MINIMUM...
This thread has to be a elaborate troll. I would love to see a doctor complain to me about his or her candy, I'd make sure to set them straight. I've been blessed, however, almost all physicians I've...
Doesn't sound safe. You can always get another job but you only have one license. Also, life is just too short to put up with unnecessarily stressful jobs. If you're in a pinch then look for another...
What you are going through is the reality of bedside nursing, it sucks. I cannot tell you what to do, however I decided to go back for my FNP and am already in my second
malenurse69 replied to dharmalove's topic in General Nursing
Ive seen more people die than I'd care to admit being in the ICU. Simple fact of reality is that some people will die regardless of what you do or how well you do it. I've seen 90+ year olds recover...
malenurse69 replied to BookishBelle's topic in General Nursing
Order of difficulty from my experience thus far (easiest to hardest): Graduate school Graduate work is a lot more convenient than undergraduate work because of the online flexibility most schools...
malenurse69 replied to vintagemother's topic in General Nursing
Patient safety comes before comfort. If I had critical values / hemoptysis / hypoglycemia / code blue occur on my shift, those would get addressed before patient comfort needs. I would kindly ask an...
malenurse69 replied to Neuro_Rockstar's topic in General Students
You'll be fine, just look up amplified stethoscopes, where you can connect it to a headphone and/or im sure they have hearing aid compatible ones now. Heck, it might even give you an edge over us...