poweringthrough replied to poweringthrough's topic in Nurse Disabilities
I was really interested in care management, maybe with an HMO or clinic. I had no wishes going into school for a career in bedside. I do have prior HMO experience from before I got my license....
Hello, I am a recent grad who was licensed as of June 2019. I have been looking for a job, but haven’t had a lot of luck. I am trying to avoid bedside due to a hand tremor I have which is noticeable...
I see this post has been getting more attention lately. Not sure why, but it’s ok if it’s still helping others. I did take the NCLEX over the summer and passed on my first try! Hooray! I haven’t...
Hey all, I thought I would check in since it’s been a few days now. Things went better than expected, and it turns out I borrowed a whole lot of worry over nothing. My ATT came through recently...
I disclosed the mental illness to the school once I was forced to do so. I didn’t want to , but I had to. School had to check my background through the state in order to perform patient care, so...
Hey Tigerlily8, Thanks for your feedback. I have heard about the ordeal that monitored nurses get put through and the expenses associated. I just don’t have a way to keep paying for the monitoring...
Hello all, I recently finished school with my ADN (hooray)! Unfortunately, clinicals were a struggle for me and I had to come clean in my final semester to the dean that I had anxiety/depression/ adhd...
So I'm in my last semester at school. I started clinicals a couple weeks ago at my local hospital. I was recently chatting with a patient on my floor and found out that I was on the old L&D floor....
So what does one do about visible anxiety in clinical? I have GAD, agoraphobia, and panic disorder. I take heavy amounts of SSRIs , Benzos, and other drugs to stay stable ( about 4-5 rx's total right...
Hey all, I am in my final three months as a student and feeling very in need of time managing tips. I'm feeling like I am drowning doing clinicals right now and I only have one patient. Granted I am...