Jedrnurse BSN, RN

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  1. Jedrnurse

    I hate fake call outs.

    Well then, we definitely and wholeheartedly disagree with each other. C'est la
  2. Jedrnurse

    I hate fake call outs.

    Well, actually, abuse of sick time does become a co-worker's business when their lives are disrupted because of either working short or being mandated... Also, people are quick to come up with all the...
  3. I don't have time for games at work. I'm too busy grabbing my 8 hours of beauty
  4. I believe that success in this scenario would be the extremely rare exception. I highly advise against it as the more probable outcome won't be
  5. Jedrnurse

    Hardship: none of my business or a problem?

    Almost identical, except for focusing on the firing question. Same race-baiting, even after all the feedback from last
  6. Jedrnurse

    I hate fake call outs.

    Points for
  7. Jedrnurse

    Quitting job after only 8 months

    Sometimes people respond right after reading the OP and without having seen subsequent postings. I have read posts in which people are raked over the coals repeatedly because mea culpas were far down...
  8. Jedrnurse

    What's your favorite nursing task?

    Either helping with the first post-op shower or foot care. They're basic but important, and usually bring a sense of relief to the
  9. Jedrnurse

    RN as PCT???

    My understanding is that this might be affected by the Nursing Practice Act of your state. (Some may allow it while others don't.) This is on top of individual facility policy; an institution may not...
  10. Jedrnurse

    I hate fake call outs.

    Actually, no. Then it would be PTO. And even then there would be a process for requesting to use it. RE: "as they please". See what happens if photos of their "sick weekend" end up on social media (at...
  11. Jedrnurse

    Quitting job after only 8 months

    Heaven forfend. I hope they are required to wear little bells so as to not be able to sneak up on the
  12. Jedrnurse

    Quitting job after only 8 months

    I hear
  13. Jedrnurse

    Cry me a river...?

    So, some crying as a form of manipulation.
  14. Jedrnurse

    Cry me a river...?

    You're exactly right. I wasn't talking about tragic event/empathic
  15. Jedrnurse

    Cry me a river...?

    Good
  16. Jedrnurse

    Cry me a river...?

    That's my point. I've never seen it with the nurses I've worked with over the years. I'm going by posts on AN. Didn't know if it's a new "thing" or just over represented by some people who share...
  17. Jedrnurse

    Cry me a river...?

    Possible, but I'm not sure that crying at work inspires confidence in a professional's
  18. Jedrnurse

    How much have you changed?

    My biggest change is becoming what I call a "rationist" (if that's even a word; I guess it is now.) I firmly believe in sane and humane rationing/limiting of healthcare
  19. Jedrnurse

    Is this enough training for experienced nurse?

    Sounds reasonable under your
  20. Jedrnurse

    Considering return to hospital / bedside

    I've done it. Don't. Also, there are productive ways to make your current job more stimulating. If you can't, try to find a different non-bedside job that is. There's a lot of variety out there if you...
  21. When I took micro at a Massachusetts school, it was specialized- Microbiology for Healthcare Professionals. If I were designing a nursing program from the ground up, I'd gear a lot of things e.g....
  22. Jedrnurse

    Hardship: none of my business or a problem?

    Best of luck with your situation; it seems like you're doing your best to not let circumstances get you down. I gotta ask, though- Why the focus on the ethnicity of people? If they were white, would...
  23. Jedrnurse

    RN school while in High School?

    With an idea like this, it's more like "All 20 (years old) by 2020". Imagine nurses not old enough to
  24. Jedrnurse

    LOW sugar, check ketones?

    I've had a 4 year old with T1D at school this year, and he's been very interesting. Sometimes he comes in with a blood glucose that's rollercoastering, sometimes stubbornly low, at other times it's up...