SusanMann

I am her supervisor so I will be talking with her with my super, and yes, you would think being ex Army she would get it.

It's a prison environment and most of the time when we have to give a report, it's to an EMT because the offender needs to be sent to the hospital. Most of the time she has not had any contact with the offender going out for months. She even left the unit she was on to come down to our ER when she wasn't needed and was told that we had it and didn't need her, but she hung around and kept butting in.

I have witnessed a new 1 year nurse that has approx 4 years behind her as a Army cor man, interrupt a very experienced and knowledgeable nurse during her hand off report to the ambulance crew or a nurse taking over. How can this be corrected without causing hard feelings. I happen to be the supervisor of Butinski, RN.