I just wanted to post something positive today. I have been working on a Tele floor for about 6 months now and I finally feel like I am doing ok and not just surviving the zombie apocalypse. It was a really hard adjustment, going to a floor with extremely ill patients at a usually 6 to 1 ratio, but I am starting to feel comfortable.
I wanted to post this because I felt like complete garbage after every shift for quit some time but I am starting to actually enjoy some aspects of the job now. If you are feeling crummy after changing your setting, hang in there and know it slowly starts to get better.
My best piece of advice: Stop expecting perfection from yourself at every turn, learn from your mistakes, and improve yourself each shift.
Hope this helps you, if you are struggling to adjust to something new in your career.
Hi All,
I just wanted to post something positive today. I have been working on a Tele floor for about 6 months now and I finally feel like I am doing ok and not just surviving the zombie apocalypse. It was a really hard adjustment, going to a floor with extremely ill patients at a usually 6 to 1 ratio, but I am starting to feel comfortable.
I wanted to post this because I felt like complete garbage after every shift for quit some time but I am starting to actually enjoy some aspects of the job now. If you are feeling crummy after changing your setting, hang in there and know it slowly starts to get better.
My best piece of advice: Stop expecting perfection from yourself at every turn, learn from your mistakes, and improve yourself each shift.
Hope this helps you, if you are struggling to adjust to something new in your career.