amz93

My last shift at current job is tonight, but I’m thinking of calling in. I work nights but am starting a new day shift job Monday morning. So if I go to work I will work till 7:30am on Sunday and then have to somehow switch to day schedule for Monday. I want to be well rested for my first day. I know a lot of people will say I’ll be on a no hire list for that hospital but I am already on it because I am breaking my residency contract by leaving before the 2 year mark. What would you do?

It is my first job in healthcare, yes.

I think I am taking on too much responsibility honestly. Glad to hear I'm not the only assistant who might bail right away...

I am only working 24 hours per week but I am on midnights which is definately screwing with me mentally

Hey everyone, i am currently in my 1st year of nursing school and recently got a job at a hospital as a nurse assistant. I've been at the job for a little over a month. I am miserable and depressed. I am falling behind in my classes. All week I just dread the next time I go into work. The job is way more stressful than I thought it would be and I am terrified all shift because I feel like I don't know what I'm doing. I cry all the time before I go into work because I hate it so much. I want to quit so bad because I know it would make me happier. Can someone please give me advice. I don't know what to do.

Hello all! I'm hoping I can get some opinions on my issue... I have been attending Oakland University for the past few years. I applied to their nursing program and was declined, so I started looking into going to Macomb Community College for their nursing program instead. However, now I keep going back and forth between which school I should go to. For Oakland I would have to retake a couple classes to boost my GPA and hope for the best when I reapply for the nursing program. For Macomb I would have to take a couple classes and the HESI test before applying to their program. I feel I could do well on the HESI test and in the couple classes I would need. However, with Macomb, it is only an associate degree so once I finished that I would transfer back to Oakland anyway to get my bachelors. I am so torn on what to do! Any suggestions would be great and if anyone whose been in either schools nursing program could give me some insight into how competitive each program is that would be great as well! Thank you!!