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tnurse21

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  1. I too am DONE with bedside nursing. I have been an R.N. for 11 years. I had some good times, some bad times. That's normal. When the thought of going to wok makes you want to cry, it's time for a change. I am back in school to work behind the scenes in HIM. Very excited. However, if I were you I would remember the first year sucks for everyone. I promise the second year gets better. I would advise to finish 1 year at current job then before giving notice find a new hospital or situation then give 2 weeks notice. Then try to stick it out 1 more year to see if you are really unhappy or the first job was just a bad fit. I wish you success.
  2. Happy New Year to all. I recently started a new job at Lee Memorial and had to take the PBDS. Do not stress out. I took the M/S test and it was very passable. The only scenario that I was glad I reviewed was ICP, which I have very limited experience with. Remember your ABC's and watch the timer. We would not be fired if we did not pass it was being used to tailor our orientation. Very short video and then you had to write what you thought the diagnosis would be-PE,MI,ARF, etc. and how you would treat. Biggest problem for me was watching the timer. Nurse leaders were very supportive and you get a booklet with vs, background, etc. Do not stress, you can pass this test. Good luck to all.

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