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Your should feel like that it's a good thing especially at first,at least so did I at first. Now once you've been there a while you should be able to get your time management down and 7 patients won't be an issue, usually. There are always those days where no matter what you do you cant catch up and you want to choke someone. You'll be fine, good luck.

I recently moved from a tele/med surge/float setting to an ED, for me the ED was were I wanted to be. Now the pay was bout the same and full time as well. I hated med surge although glad I did experience it due to what all I've learned but won't go back if all possible. I say if your financial and home situation allow it to do it. I love the mixed bag of pts. and have learned tons in my 6 months being there. Also in my hospitals case we have pretty much the same docs all the time so you don't have to call random physicians who you don't know how they will react with your pt. problem. Good luck.

Don't take this the wrong way but you should have left your job after graduating nursing school. They're jealous of your degree, age, salary, and the supervisory position you know hold over them. This problem you are having will not resolve itself, it will get ugly. Good luck on your job hunt.