Mcl1980

Spot on. It's kinda related to my issues. I think I'll go into psych nursing where they actually need people. You hear about nursing shortages, but if that were true, you wouldn't see so much nit picking, and more actual coaching vs gossip.

If only. I'm male, so no onlyfans for me. I ask around and every young woman in the hospital has an account. Fyi, even lingere gets you 5k a month.

Same situation now. Right to work states suck. I'll probably go back to long term care and work as little as possible until something better.

There is shame in that, sad to say. I have nurses over a decade younger doing better. And I've come to find I hate all jobs, and I wanted something recession proof. But the charting is insane, 90% based on insurance collection. I asked my supervisor if they're letting me go to just say so, and I'll clear out my locker and turn in anything. She just replied with " I just think it would be better if we met in the morning." So it looks like my job hunt is back on. I'll try to file for unployment tomorrow.

I would, but have no idea where in FL to apply. Plus I would feel like a leech in many cases since money spent on me, could be spent on effective stem cell therapy in many cases. I have read several on reversing MS symptoms. Something I was hoping for my future that nursing could fund.

Been working as a nurse for almost 2 years. So far hating it, just looking for good pay. My first job lasted the longest at a Med Surg Tele unit, but had problems keeping up, I quit and applied and got a job at a better hospital. But got fired during orientation for swearing once. Went into long term care, but quit those because staffing was always unsafe or no equip. Went on travel, but screwed up a prep order and got fired from there. Now looks like my 3rd fire for not keeping up at an Ortho unit. I would work long term again, but afraid the same issues will pop up. I don't know what to do. I don't want 4yrs of my life to go to waste.

Thank you very much. I will pm you depending on how schools turn out.

For crying out loud; read the whole post before commenting. My previous posts inferred that LPNs and RNs do the same BASIC tasks on a regular basis. Due to staff shortages LPNs DO perform the same tasks, which they are NOT supposed to do. It's clear from the amount of posts complaining about semantics that there is A LOT of shame in regards to becoming an LPN versus an RN. Holy cow! Even if I aced everything in RN school I'm beginning to wonder if I'm making a mistake by going into a toxic work environment with so many terrible coworkers.

Unfortunately I am not able to edit my posts, as I saw the typo after submission. Once again another unpleasant, narcissist who is so egotistical that they cannot stand to be compared to an LPN in any capacity. I'm well aware of the differences between the two. The reality is that they often perform the same tasks when they are not supposed to. Good luck in whatever you do, and by that I mean I pray to god not to end up in your facility.

Helpful? With friends like her who needs enemies? Her passive-aggressive insults are as plain as day. I'm sensing a lot of internalization.

Thank you for your feedback. You may be right, but I will give it a shot.

You have been very helpful. Thank you. The site appears to be a mixed bag though. A substantial amount of users are passive-agressive narcisists, who take any opportunity to elevate themselves by putting down others. AliNajaCat comes to mind.

Any of those, as in DPN, Masters, or Phd. Clearly you have trouble with deductive reasoning. And just a terrible person in general.

If you could, please post link of online BSN program. Also if anyone can post upstate NY schools, please do so. Thank you.

What schools did you go to?