There is usually a clause in a contract which states you can leave after giving 30 days' notice, clean. You certainly can't go on like this for the next five or six months. Give notice and let them...
This post is not of the quality I'm used to seeing on this site. Posts on AllNirses are usually timely and have to do directly with topics concerning nurses. This has nothing to do with travel nursing...
No lasting harm was done and you really learned something. This is really going to stink for you for a while but you will go through it and come out the other side. I can tell from the things you said...
Can you do something drastic? Downsize your housing as someone else mentioned? Move to a cheaper part of the country? This is no way for you to live. I've been doing travel nursing for the past few...
Before you try again you need to have a very good idea about why you did not succeed, and you need to have a workable concrete plan for overcoming that specific difficulty. Alternatively, have you...
These patients are people with families and friends who love them. They have entrusted their loved ones to your care. Is this how you would want someone to treat your parents? Shame on these nurses....
This guy is nervy and I hope you're not doing his homework for him. Does he think your time is less valuable than his? Perhaps because he's a man? I could go on but I'm gonna stop
If your personal problems are serious and pressing, maybe this isn't the time to start a new job. Get your legal and personal affairs in order, then devote yourself to finding your dream
If you have decided to leave, don't put this experience on your resume. You've only been there for a few weeks, so leaving it off won't create a gap you'll have to explain. Unless you live in a burg,...
I really sympathize with your feelings of being overwhelmed. The fact is that nursing is really hard. It's such an important job, and you do literally have their lives in your hands. I hope there are...
You were very lucky to find such a supportive group of nurses at your first job. Many if not most are not so lucky as I'm sure you've read. Make sure your skills are rock solid before you leave for...
If you want to be a psych nurse go get a job on a psych unit. Apply to a geroppsychiatric unit if you have to. There's a lot of overlap between a geroppsychiatric unit and a nursing