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:nono: Take it from someone who has been in the field for 24 years: YOU ARE TOO GOOD A PERSON TO GET INTO NURSING! don't do it. I feel brutalized by the experience. Nursing is an unforgiving field. #1 Nurses eat their own. I have never been in a field where women are so vicious to each other. #2 Your employer will put you in impossible situations, like giving your too many patients to be safe and then blame you if you can't handle it. Don't ever look to management to back you up or care about happens to you. #3 Patients will treat you very disrespectfully. Ever notice the way nurses are portrayed in movies, greeting cards, stories? We are either Nurses Ratched or Nurse ****. #4 Insulting pay for the responsibility you have. There are alot more reasons. Don't get stuck in a profession that will leave you burned out, emotionally and physically damaged and last but not least, broke. The word that was censored begins with an "s" and ends with a "t".
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Hi,Kylea Thanks. I've been feeling so isolated for so long. The CDC is a strange beast. I like working there, but it can bite you awful hard. Working with inmates is the least of the problems. I've never had any trouble with them. They are far more respectful and appreciative than regular patients. I gotto go to sleep now. I'm tired. Will talk more tomorrow.
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I have an interview on the sixth of January at a CDC facility and I really need this job. Anyone successfully interviewed at a CDC please give me some tips or if you are an interviewer, please tell me what the CDC is looking for. I've worked at three prisons through registry and I relly like the jobs. I now want to go to work as a state employee. Please help!
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Yipes! This new LVN school in No. California wants me to set up and run a skils lab and to supervise students on the floor. I have no experience doing this and I need to know what bounderies I need to set with the school and with the students and what the different hospital -school arangements are I am an LVN and the Board OK'd me to teach and the people running the school seem to think I can do it, but I really could use some advice.