Yes I know I was completely taken advantage of. But the pay was decent at the beginning and I did like the 7 on 7 off. But after all the additional tasks they piled on I talked to them and wanted to...
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Now this was the type of job I was looking for. I spent 4 years at a home health company after hours on call, 7 days on, 7 days off. When I started it...
darnold38 replied to Nurse4lifewithparrots's topic in General Nursing
I had a similar experience in 2018. Relatively new manager key upping our assignments from 6/1 to 7/1 and was talking 8/1 patients on a telemetry floor. Plus we had quite a few agency nurses who...
darnold38 replied to Nurse4lifewithparrots's topic in General Nursing
Agree 100%. This was my first thought too...making a move. My second thought, because I'm a petty Betty, was answer phone, say no can do, I have a hair appointment. LOL. I don't advise that but yeah,...
I was just thinking the same. I probably would've given the same response as the previous responder. This almost sounds like a homework problem to me too. However I have run across more than a few...
I only knew of this case in passing so didn't have an opinion. After reading this article it sure seems as if she was railroaded. They did some casual eyeballing, thought "how can this be a...
Thank you! Adults' conditions can change in seconds. I have been a witness to it. I can't believe babies, especially in an ICU, would be any different. This doc is one I'm thankful is not mine. Sounds...
darnold38 replied to Kirsten Creator's topic in General Nursing
I dare say many MANY hospitals/facilities have their nurses and even CNAs "attached" to phones or pagers so physically finding them isn't necessary, just dial the phone. But on the off chance that...
darnold38 replied to subee's topic in Nursing News
I think risk management, the doctors and the nurse involved need training on the difference between miscarriage and abortion. I think all involved were being very obtuse. A woman has a miscarriage and...
Brandy, I hear you about the pain. I couldn't stand straight, had to lean forward to walk, had to start using a walker and a tub chair. Couldn't sit/stand/walk for more than 5-10 minutes. Laying down...
OP: Girl, 58? They'll hire you. ? I didn't even graduate with my Associates in Nursing til I was 60! Second career. Eight years later I'm technically disabled due to back problems that progressed...
Passed the NCLEX at age 61, got hired for my first nursing position a few months later on a busy inner city observation unit and am still there 18 months later. Also attending online RN to BSN classes...
Oh boy. I'm just coming on to the end of my first year as an RN. I keep telling myself "it'll get better, it has to get better" and you're telling me after 6 years it's not? I'm thinking I should get...
your last statement said it all and was pretty close to my initial thought..."boy I wish, at my job, I had time to stop and smell the roses, or in this case, the