monkey205

I interviewed, was offered job and discussed start date. Six weeks later I got rejection letter. No explanation, no nothing. Keep looking and don't hold your breath. Your never know what goes on behind closed doors. Good luck!

I managed FMLA leave a few years back. I can't tell you how many people called in for FMLA for being late 5-10 minutes every day. The ER knew they were late due to dropping kids off at daycare or overslept. I would worry more about opening my mouth, getting found out and finding your car with slashed tires, etc. I would mind my own business. FYI: The ER may ask for a MD note however the courts have generally held that requiring a note for every single absence (like daily) can be considered FMLA interference, but they can request certification to verify the initial need and periodically (every 30 days), especially if paid leave is involved. They can't demand details about your medical condition, just confirmation of the need for leave and its duration.

MDs have been doing virtual evaluations since covid. You can research online what is and is not doable via virtual. I question a lot of documentation by virtual exam, but I also do see that most MDs will document 'unable to assess due to telehealth exam".

Apply in NJ - Newark, Jersey City area, even Morristown.

They have strong unions, qualified immunity and the Blue Wall of Silence. The tide is starting to change though - people are getting fed up and finding ways to charge abuse.

Why can't you try to obtain a nursing job in the insurance industry? Most are desk or work from home jobs and you will not be with patient's alone - only on the phone. I am not sure this matters but it is something to consider.

Call the Labor board and get their advice on your delayed raise.

Congratulations! I am very proud of your achievements as you should also be. Don't let anything get you down. Sobriety is hard work and not everyone achieves it.

Very sorry for your family's loss. Know your mom touched a lot of people's lives on this form. Peace to all of you.

Call the pharmacy and tell them to verify all orders from you with you. I would also let them know what she is doing. She does not have the authority to write orders.

I totally agree with your actions. I worked for LTC facility with 37 patients. My DON was supposed to be my second nurse one day and she called out leaving me alone to be charge, medication and wound care nurse, I quit that day - it happened all the time and I was not going to lose my license either.

Wishing you a safe and pain free passing.

Do you have access to social worker to look into what Medicare will actually cover and assist with possible transfer? Just keep charting your findings and cover your back. Good luck.

Try an insurance company for worker's comp or medical case reviews. Also, check with local attorney offices - they love nurses that can do pending medical law suits.

My brother was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and continued working through all his treatment until 2 months prior to his death. His bosses' loved him and supported him throughout his illness. Please, be her friend and support her - work may be the only normalcy she has at this stage. If she cannot perform her job, it would be up to management and HR to advise her.