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Hello, My nurse license is up for renewal in about a year and a half. By my state I am required to get 25 CEU's to renew my license, at least 1 being in pain management. I know there are a few sites out there that have free CEU's, I'd also be willing...

I am looking to resign from my current position as soon as I have an official offer from this other job. My facilities policy is 3 week notice, however, my new job would like me to start in two weeks at the latest (they'd prefer immediately). Is ther...

I am currently planning to resign from my nursing position after my final offer from my other position comes through. Does anyone know the typical policy of vacation time I haven't used? Does that all just go a way? Or does this vary from place to pl...

Hey guys I need some advice. I graduated last May 2016 and started my first nursing job in a NICU in september 2016. I love my job, and my patient's, however I hate working night shift. It has increased my depression and anxiety. When I'm trying to s...

Hey guys, looking for some advice. I started nursing last September, so I've only been working for about 6ish months on night shift. However, I hate night shift. It has increased my anxiety, and increased my depression. Once I'm at work I like my job...

Hi, I'm kind of in the same position. I currently have been working 6 months on a NICU. I actually love my job, but I hate night shift. It has made my anxiety and depression greatly sky rocket. Normally, I would just deal if I could get day shift in ...

Hey guys I need some advice, I graduated last may 2016, and started my first job in a NICU in September. I love my job, but I hate working night shift. I have extremely increased anxiety, a lot of times I am unable to sleep, and I am very stressed ou...

I am a new grad of May 2016, and have been working in the NICU for about 4 months now and love my job. However I have been struggling a lot with adapting to night shift. I have a history of mild anxiety, and history of depression in my family. Since...

It's kind of nice to hear this... I'm in my first year of nursing, very prone to anxiety, and im having a difficult time adjusting

I would like to increase my resilience. I'm a new grad nurse who's having an awful time staying physically and mentally healthy working night shift. I can't do anything but eat and sleep when I get home, and I feel mentally exhausted with random acts...

I am a new grad, been working about 4 months, and have considered leaving many times and I actually enjoy my job. My reason is being forced to work nightshift, it has thrown my body out of wacky, I'm nauseous, I don't sleep, I randomly breakdown and ...

I'm a fairly new grad and I am experiencing the same thing I love my job and just really struggle withave working nights. Anyone else have advice to give?