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There was no pattern to it what so ever. It would be tuesday wednesday day shift, sat and sun nights, the follow thursday day....It felt like torture.

I think that that was definitely at the core of the problem. I was on a Cardiac Step Down unit. Which is pretty similar to a med/surg. I definitely need to feel like I'm problem solve to feel purposeful. It was a lot of just following orders. In nursing school I really enjoy L&D and the ER because I felt like I was actively problem solved. However, my nurse manager made me feel like I couldn't handle my floor, so I feel like going to a more critical floor would be a concern. But I think that was just her projecting her own things one to me. Do you think if I didn't enjoy a Med Surg setting that I can enjoy a L&D setting?

I was previously a Nurse at HUP for 3 years. And I was never so unhappy in my life. I rotated day shift and nights randomly. I felt like a zombie and my personal life completely deteriorated. I left that job and am seriously considering changing careers. I wonder if maybe it was just the hospital/floor. Or if I truly don't have what it takes. Has anyone been through a similar experience?

I used to work at HUP for 4 years. Everyone I knew on my floor, including myself, was hired by employees giving the persons resume to their manager. I would talk to someone you know that already works there and have this give your resume to their manager. I really think they don't even look at the online applicants.