I took a job at a new place thinking it would be a typical RN type job. Turns out there is no one but the MAs to train me. I feel out of place and clueless about what I am supposed to be doing half the time. My last job I had direction. I was busy from the min. I walked in to the min. I clocked out. Now, I am told that I am supposed to be doing patient teaching, but the MDs never ask me to talk to any of the pts. I am the only RN at this clinic. There is a NP but she only comes in once a week. She is a provider and is usually very busy. I have no experience with clinics. I have been there a month and so far its just been about helping the MAs room pts, drawing blood and learning nextgen and i2i. I am not sure if I should stick with this or look for something new. I am a ADN nurse, and the position was asking for a masters, The hiring staff knew my degree level and are giving me six months to learn my position. I am just worried that I willl not be able to do this.
I also miss doing bedside nursing. Bed side nursing is very clear and at least there I know exactly what is expected of me each day.
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I took a job at a new place thinking it would be a typical RN type job. Turns out there is no one but the MAs to train me. I feel out of place and clueless about what I am supposed to be doing half the time. My last job I had direction. I was busy from the min. I walked in to the min. I clocked out. Now, I am told that I am supposed to be doing patient teaching, but the MDs never ask me to talk to any of the pts. I am the only RN at this clinic. There is a NP but she only comes in once a week. She is a provider and is usually very busy. I have no experience with clinics. I have been there a month and so far its just been about helping the MAs room pts, drawing blood and learning nextgen and i2i. I am not sure if I should stick with this or look for something new. I am a ADN nurse, and the position was asking for a masters, The hiring staff knew my degree level and are giving me six months to learn my position. I am just worried that I willl not be able to do this.
I also miss doing bedside nursing. Bed side nursing is very clear and at least there I know exactly what is expected of me each day.