jlpeace2

Its hard to understand white privilege if you assume that everyone is treated the same way. You have to be open or willing to explore race in order to understand that not all people are treated the same way. Truthfully, if you are not there to witness it how would you know? Thanks!

They are most likely not very happy people and there is no reason to personalize what other people do. Like someone else just suggested on here you have to make YOU happy by finding hobbies or doing things you like to do. Cherish the relationships you have to counteract the jerks!

It doesnt sound like a good situation. I am reminded of a nurse saying "Companies wouldnt offer a bonus if they didn't have to to get people to stay" If you havent spent the money give it back and find another job.

You are supposed to receive an orientation before you are floated to another unit. If you are not receiving an orientation to another floor first it could be dangerous for you and the patient. If anything went wrong it would still be your fault and it doesnt sound like they would be understanding. You can ask for the additional training but if they did not give it to you I would look for another job but that's me personally. You have to decide if its worth it!

Hello! You are already learning some of the things they do not tell you in nursing school. No nursing job is perfect but you have to settle for a happy medium for at least your first year or so. Nursing runs in small circles. Your behavior & what u say can sink you. Even what u say online in an forum such this can have an impact if ci- workers figure out who you are. As u can see u have received dive4se comments on your post. Try sticking with the job u currently have just to put time in. Job hopping looks bad on a resume. Best of luck!

That definitely sounds like a generalization. However, there has been studies done that lean towards the idea that intelligent people may lack emotional intelligence. Certainly this cannot be true for everyone, Good luck either way! BTW I am an MSN student with a 4.0 and never had any trouble transitioning to the floor anywhere I have ever worked as an RN.

This has happened to me several times even lately. Honestly if it's a good place to work why would they need to lie to you to get you through the door? You can always look for another job or go back to an old one if this job is not working for you. However I would see this as a big red flag.