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neuronurse16

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  1. I have just started as a new grad on an ICU. I have a daytime and nighttime preceptor. Unfortunately, my night preceptor doesn't seem that interested in teaching me. After our first shift together, she praised me for how much I knew how to do. Since then, she leaves me alone for hours at a time. She doesn't take opportunities to teach me and spends most of her time helping other nurses on the unit or hanging out at the nurses' station talking with her friends. I am not generally a paranoid person, but sometimes I feel like she gossips to her friends about me. I really couldn't care less if she doesn't like me personally. She obviously feels that I'm a safe and competent nurse, because she leaves me to care for our patients completely alone. If she doesn't like me, she needs to at least teach me and support me. My day-time preceptor is the exact opposite. She wants to oversee more that I do and takes opportunities to teach me. I have about 7 weeks left of orientation. What would you do?

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