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I'd like to be a postpartum nurse but I'm worried that my patients may refuse. I'm graduating this spring and when I had my OB/Peds rotation, I had a really good experience in postpartum and l&d. My nurses and patients liked me and my patients never complained or refused care from me. But that time, I only go to clinicals 2x a week and I had 2 couplets. Maybe I was lucky for weeks. Now I'm imagining working in PP full time where I have 4 couplets plus new admits and discharge which means I'll have more patients and more chances that someone will refuse. Do you know any male PP nurse? How is it?

I'd like to be a postpartum nurse but I'm worried that my patients may refuse. I'm graduating this spring and when I had my OB/Peds rotation, I had a really good experience in postpartum and l&d. My nurses and patients liked me and my patients never complained or refused care from me. But that time, I only go to clinicals 2x a week and I had 2 couplets. Maybe I was lucky for weeks. Now I'm imagining working in PP full time where I have 4 couplets plus new admits and discharge which means I'll have more patients and more chances that someone will refuse. Do you know any male PP nurse? How is it?