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  1. New nurse anxiety

    SarahWRN posted a topic in First Year After Licensure
    New member to site, and Have a question for you all. I am a new grad RN, and am working at my first Job at a Rehab institute on the brain injury unit. I have been at this job for about three months now, and am beginning to experience a great amount of anxiety, and even slight depression about my work. Every time I leave I'm constantly thinking I missed something, or that I did something wrong. I decided to get on an antidepressant/anti anxiety medication to control these feelings. I am now on Lexapro 10 mg, and am hoping this helps. My question to everyone is, is this a normal feeling? Have any of you new, or even veteran nurses had these feelings, and if so, do they improve with experience? I hate going home wandering if I picked the right career field, I know I love being a nurse, but I believe the stress is just overwhelming me. Any input would be greatly appreciated!

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