luthien.rn

luthien.rn

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  1. So fed up with my coworker

    luthien.rn replied to Rainy day RN's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    You are seriously making me laugh. I'm 40, I have no kids and I would never ever dare to say that mom of 4 under 5 has plenty of time off because she is working only a few days a month. Seriously...

  2. Switching to different shifts on same Unit?

    luthien.rn replied to squiggy241's topic in General Nursing

    I will be switching from nights do days in 2 months. As of right now, I am looking forward to it. I know I will miss my night shift peeps a lot but my health is declining fast since I started working...

  3. Call offs

    luthien.rn replied to ohmeowzer RN's topic in General Nursing

    3 times in 6 months. Calling in couple days in the row counts as one call in. If I would be sick more than 4 days and had MD note they will start using my EIB on 5th day of my

  4. I Love Night Shift

    luthien.rn replied to NurseOnAMotorcycle's topic in General Nursing

    I LOVE everything about night shift! Unfortunately my body doesn't 😥 Since I started working NOC I have been having major health issues. I applied for day shift today and I hope I will get

  5. Med surg or Post-partum for new grad

    luthien.rn replied to GS2001's topic in General Nursing

    I would take baby/postpartum. You don't have to work med-surg to be a good

  6. Nursing Specialties with a Slower Pace and Less Patient/Family Interaction

    luthien.rn replied to Soliloquy's topic in General Nursing

    Hospice?

  7. Forced to resign, new grad with only 1 year of experinece.

    luthien.rn replied to Elan84's topic in General Nursing

    I am not sure if anyone said that but as a novice RN I can give you one advice.... SLOW DOWN! TRIPLE CHECK YOURSELF! :) When you are rushing you are more prone to make mistakes. Good

  8. Would you take a patient's blood sugar without an "order"?

    luthien.rn replied to Nola009's topic in General Nursing

    When patient is deteriorating are you calling for MD order? I never do that...When I am concern about patient status it is part of my assessment. I've done that on many occasions and never had any...

  9. CCRN Practice Tests

    luthien.rn replied to DaughteroftheKing's topic in CCU, Coronary, Cardiac

    Here are exam materials by David W. Woodruff

  10. NCLEX-RN: Anyone think it wasn't such a huge deal?

    luthien.rn replied to Raviepoo's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

    I would say it depends from program you were/are in and how well you are testing. My program has passing rate 100% and I am good test taker. Personally, I didn't find NCLEX questions that difficult....

  11. I want to quit 4 months in

    luthien.rn replied to Nonetheless's topic in First Year After Licensure

    You can do it! As I mentioned in my previous post, most of my friends that started on nights (new grads) are on day/evening shift now.... And they didn't have to wait whole year :) I really can't...

  12. I want to quit 4 months in

    luthien.rn replied to Nonetheless's topic in First Year After Licensure

    You can ask her when you will be eligible for different shift on your unit? If you are doing 8hr shifts evenings are good too. You can also go part time. If I would be you, I would stick with this job...

  13. I want to quit 4 months in

    luthien.rn replied to Nonetheless's topic in First Year After Licensure

    Did you try to transfer on day shift? On my unit there are new grads that switch for days after six months working nights. Also, you can consider going per diem. That will allow you work your own...

  14. Does anybody else feel guilty about calling off?

    luthien.rn replied to Codeblue1982's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    I don't feel guilty at all. I am sick and I am staying at home. End of story. I don't feel guilty when they are calling me to come on my day off and I say "no". I love being nurse and I like my job...